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Today at Dartmouth | Wednesday, May 2, 2007

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David Waslen ‘07 concluded his Dartmouth career with a doubles victory. (Full article in Sports: “Tennis bids seniors farewell after season-ending loss”)

May 2 | 1:10 am

Order this photo | Photo: Nat Smith / The Dartmouth Staff

Soccer hooligans react to the Liverpool-Chelsea Champions final in the Collis Center Tuesday. Liverpool won the match, beating out Chelsea 4-1.

Students examine “The Wall” made of Coke cans, previously on display in Kemeny Hall. Math graduate student Alison Setyadi, who made the wall, explains its significance to undergraduate students Kimberly Lane 09 (blonde hair), Oleg Seletsky 09 (green shirt). Ed Chien 09 (blue top), and Steve Chang 09 (black top). The wall represents a neighborhood of the origin in the Gaussian integers.

Student Body President hopefuls juniors Raj Koganti, Nova Robinson, Jaromy Siporen, Carlos Mejia and Travis Green debate at Student Assembly Tuesday.

Tiger Rahman ‘09 and Kris Gebhard ‘09 are both transitioning from female to male. Rahman explained his new outward identity to one of his classes via e-mail, asking peers to use male pronouns to refer to him.

1st Lt. Liz Hunt ‘05, the soldier lying in the front of the foreground above, practices at a range with two fellow soldiers serving in Afghanistan.

Dr. Mike McGee of internet-based group Health Politics told students in Filene Auditorium Tuesday that by 2015, healthcare will be less about sickness and more about prevention. The C. Everett Koop Institute sponsored his lecture.

The Big Green split two home-and-away doubleheaders with Harvard.

David Waslen ‘07 concluded his Dartmouth career with a doubles victory.