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The two suspects who robbed Gusanoz Mexican Restaurant in downtown Hanover are still at large, Hanover Police Chief Nicholas Giaccone said.

Alice Zhao / The Dartmouth Staff

Gusanoz robbery is still unsolved

By Conrad Scoville, The Dartmouth Staff

Nov 24 | 12:00 am

There have been no major developments in the investigation of the October armed robbery of Gusanoz Mexican Restaurant in downtown Hanover, although police have pursued a number of potential leads, Hanover Police Chief Nicholas Giaccone told The Dartmouth this week. More»

In light of cuts, profs. stress faculty retention

By Laura Bryn Sisson

Nov 24 | 12:00 am

Dartmouth professors already routinely receive job offers from other institutions, and discrepancies in salaries, staff support or facilities — which may follow on the heels of what could be $100 million in budget cuts over the next two years — could tip the hiring balance to Dartmouth’s disadvantage, according to several faculty members interviewed by The Dartmouth. More»

MPH student dies following flu

By Paulina Karpis

Nov 24 | 12:00 am

Henry Masters, a student in the master’s of public health program at The Dartmouth Institute for Health Policy and Clinical Practice, passed away this weekend after testing positive for the H1N1 virus. Masters had a chronic autoimmune disorder that College President Jim Yong Kim said in a campus-wide e-mail Monday afternoon was the “underlying cause” of his death. More»

Monday | November 23, 2009

MPH student Masters dies following complications related to H1N1

By Paulina Karpis

Nov 23 | 2:15 pm

Henry Masters, a student in the master’s of public health program at The Dartmouth Institute for Health Policy and Clinical Practice, passed away this weekend after testing positive for the H1N1 virus. Masters had a chronic autoimmune disorder that College President Jim Yong Kim said in a campus-wide e-mail Monday afternoon was the “underlying cause” of his death.

Friday | November 20, 2009

Kim announces changes to admin. structure

By Kate Farley, The Dartmouth Senior Staff

Nov 20 | 12:00 am

Adam Keller will step down as executive vice president for finance and administration on Dec. 1, College President Jim Yong Kim announced in an e-mail to students Thursday morning. Keller will not be replaced, Kim said, and senior vice president and strategic advisor Steve Kadish will assume many of Keller’s current responsibilities in an effort to “streamline” the current administrative structure.

Thursday | November 19, 2009

Soccer makes early tournament exit as Boston College wins in double-overtime

By Manisha Apte, The Dartmouth Staff

Nov 19 | 10:12 pm

The Dartmouth men’s soccer team fell to Boston College in the second period of overtime, 2-1, as a strike from 23 yards out in the 103rd minute won the first-round game of the NCAA tournament for the Eagles and ended the Big Green’s season in Chestnut Hill, Mass., on Thursday.

Wednesday | November 18, 2009

Rep.’s arrest derails state ‘Good Sam’ bill

By Katie Gonzalez, The Dartmouth Staff

Nov 18 | 12:00 am

Following his Oct. 30 arrest for underage alcohol consumption, New Hampshire State Rep. Brian Poznanski, D-Hillsborough, has been dropped as the primary sponsor of the “Good Samaritan” legislation crafted by Dartmouth College Democrats — and the New Hampshire House of Representatives will now not be able vote on the legislation this session, according to Ryan Tincher ’12, the New Hampshire College Democrats communications director. The New Hampshire College Democrats were unable to find a replacement sponsor for the bill before the Nov. 12 deadline to introduce new legislation, Tincher said.

Tuesday | November 17, 2009

Kim talks budget in closed event

By Stephen Kirkpatrick

Nov 17 | 12:00 am

College President Jim Yong Kim addressed Dartmouth’s impending budget cuts before a meeting of the Faculty of Arts and Sciences on Monday in Alumni Hall. Although originally slated to be public, Kim’s presentation on the budget, which comprised the majority of the meeting, was restricted to faculty after Dean of Faculty Carol Folt moved to enter an executive session.

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