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Today at Dartmouth | Wednesday, May 2, 2012

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Martin Espada read samples of his poetry and prose, rife with religious symbolism, in Sanborn yesterday. (Full article in Arts & Entertainment: “Espada’s Puerto Rican-influenced poetry highlights religion”)

May 2 | 12:00 am

Order this photo | Photo: Jackie Donohoe / The Dartmouth Senior Staff

MAY DAY MAYHEM: Members of Occupy Dartmouth carry signs through Collis Center as part of their May Day demonstrations on Tuesday.

FIRE IT UP: Students design and shape pieces of jewelry in the Hopkins Center’s Claflin Jewelry Studio on Tuesday.

Nancy Malkiel, who served as the dean of the college at Princeton University for 24 years, related her accomplishments in undergraduate education on Tuesday.

Rates of U.S. medical spending are likely to result in a financial crisis, ABC News’ former medical editor Tim Johnson said in a Tuesday lecture.

Dartmouth starter Louis Concato ’14 gave up two runs in four innings of work in the Big Green’s 13-6 win over the University of Hartford on Tuesday.

Martin Espada read samples of his poetry and prose, rife with religious symbolism, in Sanborn yesterday.