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Today at Dartmouth | Monday, April 20, 2009

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The Big Green women’s tennis team narrowly fell to Brown on Sunday, 4-3, despite winning the majority of the single matches. (Full article in Sports Weekly: “Doubles point creates problems for Big Green”)

Apr 20 | 7:28 am

Order this photo | Photo: Ricky Melgares / The Dartmouth

NUMBER-ONE FAN: Dancers perform a Korean fan dance at Korean Culture Night.

SPORTS PHOTO OF THE WEEK: ‘BREAKING AWAY’:

Students participate in a collegiate bike race hosted by the Dartmouth cycling team over the weekend.

The three study body presidential candidates participated in the final three debates this weekend. Voting begins today.

Harvard professor Mark Jordan disucssed anti-gay rights activist Anita Bryant in his Friday lecture at the Rockefeller Center.

Admitted students traveled to the College this weekend for the annual Dimensions program. This year, 464 students participated.

Colleen Randall explores color and texture in her exhibit, “Livia’s Walls.”

Dave Yoss ‘09, Jesse Victor ‘09 and Diana Jih ‘09 rehearse their play, “Beach Parties Fall Apart.”

Big Green defender Kelly Hopley ‘11 had one turnover in Dartmouth’s 14-4 loss against Princeton Saturday.

Dartmouth attacker Kip Dooley ‘12 had four shots in the Big Green’s 13-6 loss to UVA in Virginia Saturday.

The Big Green men’s tennis team fell to both Yale and Brown over the weekend, dropping the team’s Ivy League record at 0-6.

The men’s heavyweight crew team faced Boston University this weekend.

The Big Green women’s tennis team narrowly fell to Brown on Sunday, 4-3, despite winning the majority of the single matches.