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Dalhousie student held at gunpoint for playing with BB gun

By Megan Marrelli-Dill | October 19, 2012
One of Dal’s players slides into home. (Bryn Karcha photo)

Pick-up baseball brings community together

By Kathleen Stairs | October 19, 2012
The Seawolves proved a formidable force for Dal football. (Alice Hebb photo)

There’s no place like the road

By Ian Froese | October 17, 2012
Men’s hockey earned one of four points over the weekend. (Bryn Karcha photo)

Tigers stumble out of the gate

It wasn’t the type of start the Dalhousie men’s hockey team was looking for.
By Dalhousie Gazette Staff | October 17, 2012
Anna von Maltzahn is no longer just a threat on the basketball court, but on the trail too. (Alice Hebb photo)

A balancing act

By Monica Mutale | October 12, 2012

Mawio’mi at Dalhousie

By Karin Murray-Bergquist | October 12, 2012
Dalhousie's football team was unable to extend their season. (Pau Balite photo)

Sports Briefs: Week of October 12, 2012

By Ian Froese | October 12, 2012

Dal Gazette Rants: NSAC Union Downgrades

By John Last | October 9, 2012
Greg Brown was dialed in during Holland College's 23-13 victory. (Pau Balite photo)

Tigers football cannot claw back

By Ian Froese | October 5, 2012

School of business renamed in honour of Ken Rowe

By Dalhousie Gazette Staff | October 5, 2012
Dal's James Nearing tries to get a foot on the ball as his opponent breaks for it. (Chris Parent photo)

Men’s soccer outclassed

By Ian Froese | October 5, 2012
Striker Bianca Jakisa helped the Tigers narrowly surpass Acadia 2-1. (Chris Parent photo)

Women’s soccer coach frustrated despite win

By Graeme Benjamin | October 5, 2012
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