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Today at Dartmouth | Tuesday, February 14, 2006

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Philip Seymour Hoffman has received the best reviews of his career for his near-perfect portrayal of the manipulative writer Truman Capote. (Full article in Arts & Entertainment: “Hoffman gives career-defining performance in 'Capote'”)

Feb 14 | 7:00 am

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SPEED DATING: From left to right, Jiamie Chen ‘06, Liz Stamoulis ‘08 and Taylor Howard ‘08 sit in front of Zach Nass ‘08 at a “Speed Dating” event held at Kappa Kappa Kappa fraternity that benefited Project Bangladesh.

Environmental Studies Chair Andrew Friedland spoke in support of the LALACS program and interdisciplinary programs in general on Monday.

The men’s soccer team placed 17th overall in Division I, giving Dartmouth 50 of its 120 Directors’ Cup points.

Philip Seymour Hoffman has received the best reviews of his career for his near-perfect portrayal of the manipulative writer Truman Capote.