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Today at Dartmouth | Monday, October 5, 2009

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Claire Byrne ’11 has helped anchor a Big Green defense that has allowed just eight goals in four consecutive victories. (Full article in Sports Weekly: “Field hockey extends winning streak to four games”)

Oct 5 | 12:00 am

Order this photo | Photo: Nicholas Root / The Dartmouth

Provost Barry Scherr — who was to remain in his current position until June 2011 — will now step down, College President Jim Yong Kim announced in a campus-wide e-mail on Monday.

Joe Coleman ’11 waters orchids, ferns and other plants in the College greenhouse over the weekend.

Co-captain Dan Keat ’10 has helped lead the Big Green men’s soccer team to a No. 18 national ranking this season.

College President Jim Yong Kim advocated for a new emphasis on health care delivery at the Dartmouth Colloquium on Global Health on Friday.

The Hanover Bucks card will allow students to make purchases at some local businesses without using cash.

Carolyn Cooper of the University of the West Indies in Jamaica explored the interplay between reggae and the tourism industry in a lecture on Friday.

The Spanish realist artist Cristobal Toral discussed several of his works in a lecture in the Haldeman Center on Thursday.

Nick Schwieger ’12 led the charge for the Big Green running attack, including a 19-yard touchdown run.

Claire Byrne ’11 has helped anchor a Big Green defense that has allowed just eight goals in four consecutive victories.

The men’s tennis team had five singles finalists in nine flights at the Dartmouth Invitational this weekend.

The women’s lacrosse team piled on 20 goals against the University of Connecticut in a fall scrimmage.

The women’s volleyball team dominated Harvard in straight sets to maintain a perfect 2-0 Ivy League record.