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Today at Dartmouth | Wednesday, October 7, 2009

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“Schools were established by local people,” Dartmouth economics professor William Fischel said in a Tuesday lecture. “It wasn’t the legislature that created them.” (Full article in News: “Prof. says homeowners compel school changes”)

Oct 7 | 12:00 am

Order this photo | Photo: Sujin Lim / The Dartmouth

A BURST OF COLOR: Early fall colors made an appearance in the trees in front of the ivy-covered Wilder Hall on Tuesday.

ART TALK: Artist and Dartmouth graduate student Keisha Luce was interviewed by NPR producer Avishay Artsy in the Hopkins Center entrance on Tuesday.

ADVOCACY: Klaus Toepfer, the former director of the United Nations Environmental Programme, advocated for climate justice in his Tuesday night lecture in the Rockefeller Center.

A local news station reported about the swine flu outbreak from the Green on Tuesday.

ORL recently completed renovations to Delta Delta Delta sorority’s house and provided a new physical plant for Alpha Xi Delta sorority.

“Schools were established by local people,” Dartmouth economics professor William Fischel said in a Tuesday lecture. “It wasn’t the legislature that created them.”