By Kate Farley, The Dartmouth Staff
Dean of the College Thomas Crady and Dean of Residential Life Martin Redman held an open meeting to discuss the College's recent decision to allow the Dartmouth chapter of Beta Theta Pi fraternity to return to campus in Collis Center room 101 on Wednesday afternoon. The students crowding the room demanded to know the specific reasons for the College's decision and raised questions concerning the future of female-dominated social spaces on campus.
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By Allie Lowe, The Dartmouth Staff
Proposed reductions to healthcare benefits for retiring College faculty and staff members have drawn criticism from members of the Dartmouth division of the Service Employees' International Union, inciting a dispute that could lead to contentious contract renegotiations in the coming months.
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By Kashay Sanders
To fulfill the work-study component of her financial aid package at Dartmouth, Diana Guevara '09 works multiple shifts per week at the Collis Center Information Desk and the Hanover After School Program. Struggling to balance her work schedule with a full course load, she said she is too pressed for time to become more involved in other campus organizations. To finance her education, she relies upon money from her campus jobs, as well as loans that she will repay after graduating.
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By Victoria Boggiano, The Dartmouth Staff
Students hoping to secure coveted internships and entry-level jobs this summer frantically edited cover letters and formatted resumés to meet the deadline for submitting applications to Career Services' winter recruitment program Tuesday night.
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By Drew Joseph
The Tuck School of Business' Center for Digital Strategies hosted its annual Tech @ Tuck conference on Wednesday evening. This year's conference, titled "Web 2.0: Shifting Business Boundaries," featured company demonstrations and a panel discussion on Web 2.0's place in the business world.
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By Michael Coburn, The Dartmouth Staff
The United States needs to address growing economic inequality between the races, author Meizhu Lui told a crowd of 150 students and faculty at the Pan-Asian Council's Winter term community dinner in Collis Commonground on Wednesday night.
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