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Today at Dartmouth | Tuesday, January 20, 2009

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I WOULD TRY STUDYING TOO… : Emily Rowan ‘11 rubs the nose of the Warner Bentley statue in the Hopkins Center for the Arts for good luck.

Jan 20 | 4:38 am

Order this photo | Photo: Jared Bookman / The Dartmouth Staff

I WOULD TRY STUDYING TOO… : Emily Rowan ‘11 rubs the nose of the Warner Bentley statue in the Hopkins Center for the Arts for good luck.

Author Sherman Alexie gives the keynote address on Monday night during the College’s two-week celebration of Martin Luther King’s birthday.

Student jobs, including drill instructing positions, have not yet been affected by the economic crisis, according to College officials.

Tuck School of Business professor Anant Sundaram moderates a panel during the seventh annual Business and Society Conference held at the Tuck School of Business.

Ronnie Dixon ‘11 had two points and four rebounds in Dartmouth’s 68-59 loss to the University of New Hampshire.

Big Green goalie Jody O’Neill ‘12 made 32 saves in Dartmouth’s 6-4 loss to UNH on Saturday in Manchester, N.H.

Soledad Barrio, lead dancer and founder of Noche Flamenca, teaches a beginner flamenco class to a group of Dartmouth students.

Philip Glass has composed music for over 30 films, and three of his scores have won Academy Award nominations.