By Mitch Davis, The Dartmouth Staff
Seven Dartmouth students previously suspected to have swine flu have tested negative for the H1N1 virus, according to a statement released by director of Health Services John Turco on Tuesday.
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By Jennifer Liu, The Dartmouth Staff
Three of the five Dartmouth students with "suspected" cases of swine flu have tested negative for the virus, director of Health Services John Turco said at an information session held for members of the Dartmouth community on Monday. Test results for the other two cases are still pending, and two additional students were identified on Monday as "suspected" cases, Turco said.
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By Ann Baum, The Dartmouth Staff
Correction appended
Former candidates for student body president Boyd Lever '10 and John Nolan '10 both told The Dartmouth this week that they will continue to work with Student Assembly despite their unsuccessful bids for the presidency. Neither candidate had been extensively involved with the Assembly before the start of their campaigns.
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By Greg Berger, The Dartmouth Staff
Wikipedia is always only 45 minutes away from total destruction, Harvard Law professor Jonathan Zittrain said in a lecture held in the Haldeman Center on Monday. In his speech, "Civic Technologies and the Future of the Internet," Zittrain explained that "civic technologies," such as Wikipedia, survive because users identify and fix flaws in the system.
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By Jamila Ma, The Dartmouth Staff
Five Bamboo, a student-run company marketing clothing made from bamboo, beat out three other teams in the third-annual Big Green Business Plan Competition, hosted by the student-run Club of Dartmouth Entrepreneurs on Monday night. Five Bamboo will now move on to compete for $50,000 in Friday's Dartmouth Entrepreneruial Network Business Plan Competition at the Tuck School of Business.
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