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Today at Dartmouth | Thursday, November 13, 2008

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T-shirts hang in the Collis Center to commemorate the United Nations’ Millennium Development Goals week at the College. (Full article in News: “Lecturers visit for U.N. MDG week at Dartmouth”)

Nov 13 | 5:03 am

Order this photo | Photo: Jennifer Argote / The Dartmouth Senior Staff

INSPECTOR GADGET:A student works in the Thayer School of Engineering machine shop on Thursday.

Students put on a set of headphones and become actors in the interactive show, “Etiquette,” which continues its run through the weekend at the Dartmouth Bookstore in Hanover.

ormer U.S. Ambassador to the United Nations Richard Holbrooke blames America for weakening the United Nations during his Wednesday speech.

T-shirts hang in the Collis Center to commemorate the United Nations’ Millennium Development Goals week at the College.

Dick’s House is studying the effectiveness of T-SPOT, a new blood test for tuberculosis. The 125 student participants who have signed up to take part in the study will receive $25 compensation.