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Today at Dartmouth | Wednesday, March 7, 2012

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Sigma Alpha Epsilon fraternity, as well as 27 of its members, are being charged by the College for hazing violations. (Full article in News: “College charges SAE members”)

Mar 7 | 12:00 am

Order this photo | Photo: Samantha Oh / The Dartmouth Staff

DOWN TO THE WIRE: Stephanie Crocker ’12 and Wiley Dunlap-Shohl ’12, work on a miniature sauna for an Engineering 32 project.

Michael Phillips of White River Junction, a former custodian at the College, was arrested yesterday on three Class B felony charges for his alleged involvement in at least one dozen laptop thefts in Baker-Berry Library.

Heather Lewis of Barnard, Vt. is being charged with two Class B felonies for the alleged theft of at least one dozen laptops in Baker-Berry Library.

Kosovo president Atifete Jahjaga spoke on the challenges her nation has faced since independence in 2008 in a Tuesday lecture at Moore Theater.

Sigma Alpha Epsilon fraternity, as well as 27 of its members, are being charged by the College for hazing violations.

Recent modifications to the Elections Planning and Advisory Committee’s policy will allow previously suspended students to run for student body president or vice president.

Programming Board, which recently hosted an event in Collis Common Ground featuring a mechanical hammerhead shark, has been allocated an additional $10,000 from the Undergraduate Finance Committee.

Undergraduate Advisors in Russell Sage Hall will be performing walkthroughs to reduce pregaming among their residents.

Students attending Hanover High School participate in a variety of College service programs.

Amarna undergraduate society offers an alternative to the Greek system at Dartmouth.

Environmental activist and author Rick Bass read exceprts from his book “Caribou Rising” to show the relationship between words and nature.

Ennis Coble ’13 went 2-for-10 at the plate in Dartmouth’s series vs. LSU. Coble ranked third in the Ivy League with a .361 average in 2011.