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MEN’S HOCKEY | Home opener for Bulldogs
After taking home a win and a tie in last weekend’s Ivy League Showcase tournament, the Bulldogs are looking to top their season opening performance and take two wins this weekend. Yale (1–0–1) is going on a road trip to take on Dartmouth (1–0–1) and Harvard (1–0–0) on Friday and Saturday night to open ECAC
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MEN’S HOCKEY | Presence from Laganiere
Hockey player Antoine Laganiere ’13 has a presence on the ice that is hard to miss. The 6-foot-4-inch, 215-pound forward is already leading the team in scoring this season with five goals and an assist for a total of six points in four games. Laganiere scored three goals in the Bulldogs’ (2–1–1, 1–1–0 ECAC )
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WOMEN’S SOCCER | Yale closes season on high note
After a back-and-forth tie against Brown on Thursday, the Bulldogs sailed past the Bears on Sunday during the final career game for eight Yale seniors. On Thursday, Yale (8–7–2, 1–4–2 Ivy) matched Brown (7–9–1, 1–5–1 Ivy) 2–2 in Providence during a game broadcasted on the Fox Soccer channel. After some adjustments to their strategy, the
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MEN’S HOCKEY | Bulldogs beat Harvard
The men’s hockey team fought through two high-scoring games this weekend, falling to Dartmouth 7–4 on Friday night, but bouncing back to best Harvard 5–1 on Saturday. The Bulldogs (2–1–1, 1–1–0 ECAC) faced their first conference competition of the season as they traveled to take on the Big Green (3–0–1, 2–0–0 ECAC) and the Crimson
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MEN’S HOCKEY | Elis open ECAC competition
After taking home a win and a tie in last weekend’s Ivy League Showcase tournament, the Bulldogs are looking to top their season opening performance and take two wins this weekend. Yale (1–0–1) is going on a road trip to take on Dartmouth (1–0–1) and Harvard (1–0–0) on Friday and Saturday night to open ECAC
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Economists consider path to recovery
With just five days until the 2012 presidential election, Yale hosted a panel to address the macroeconomic issues Americans should consider before taking to the polls. University President Richard Levin moderated a discussion featuring five renowned economists from Yale and Columbia in front of a packed Yale Law School auditorium on Thursday night. The panel
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