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Today at Dartmouth | Monday, March 9, 2009

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After leading the Fighting Irish 8-5 in the first period, Dartmouth was unable to maintain momentum, falling 16-11. (Full article in Sports Weekly: “After strong start, women's lax falls to No. 11 Notre Dame”)

Mar 9 | 4:42 am

Order this photo | Photo: Zach Ingbretsen / The Dartmouth Staff

WHEREFORE ART THOU?: Shawnta Everett ‘12 works on a model of the set for “Romeo and Juliet” as a Theater 42 project in the Design Studio in the Hopkins Center.

Thayer School of Engineering professor Elsa Garmire discussed her time as a Jefferson Fellow at the State Department in a lecture on Friday.

Many students choose to take Swahili in order to prepare for service trips to Tanzania, which involves a partnership with Muhimbili University.

Chiara Klein ‘10, director and choreographer for the theater department’s production of “Little Shop of Horrors,” and costume designer Katie Herman ‘09 traveled to Virginia to retrieve the props for the giant man-eating plant.

Maggie Kennedy ‘09 tallied one goal and one assist in the ECAC Championship game against RPI Sunday.

Brittney Smith ‘11 led the Big Green in scoring in Saturday’s game against Brown with 20 points.

The Dartmouth men’s hockey team fell to 11th seeded RPI on Friday and Saturday nights, ending the team’s season.

The Big Green men’s basketball team’s two losses over the weekend ended any NCAA Tournament hopes.

After leading the Fighting Irish 8-5 in the first period, Dartmouth was unable to maintain momentum, falling 16-11.