Interim College president Carol Folt, who served as provost under former president Jim Yong Kim, will leave in the College in July.

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Duthu to direct provost search

By Ashley Ulrich, The Dartmouth Staff

May 17 | 12:00 am

Bruce Duthu, chair of the Native American studies program, will lead the advisory committee tasked with finding Dartmouth’s next provost, President-elect Phil Hanlon said in an email to campus Thursday afternoon.

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Students criticize PB’s choice of ASAP Rocky

By Sean Connolly, The Dartmouth Staff

May 17 | 12:00 am

A group of students have started an online petition in protest of ASAP Rocky’s headlining act for today’s Green Key Concert. The Change.org petition, which criticizes the artist’s misogynistic and violent lyrics, garnered 32 signatures by press time.

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Two women win Big Green contest

By Min Kyung Jeon, The Dartmouth Staff

May 17 | 12:00 am

Contestants twerked and played trumpet in the sixth Annual Mr. and Mrs. Big Green competition in Collis Common Ground Thursday night. In marked contrast to previous years’ results, Rin Kominkiewicz ’14 and Katelyn Walker ’14, the two female finalists, won the Mr. and Mrs. Big Green titles, inciting anger from the supporters of Chris Zhao ’13, a male finalist. Hersh Trivedi ’16 was the other male finalist.

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Thursday | May 16, 2013

DFR takes first place in competition

By Rebecca Rowland, The Dartmouth Staff

May 16 | 12:00 am

After months of hard work and many bumps along the road, the Dartmouth Formula Racing Team won first place in the electric vehicle division of the 2013 Formula Hybrid Competition from April 30 to May 2.

Wednesday | May 15, 2013

Rockefeller Center polls across New Hampshire

By Amelia Rosch, The Dartmouth Staff

May 15 | 12:00 am

If the 2016 presidential election were held today, New Hampshire voters would select former Secretary of State Hillary Clinton over her potential Republican challengers, according to the results of the Rockefeller Center’s sixth annual “State of the State Poll.” Released on May 10, the poll surveyed 433 state voters between April 22 and April 25 about their opinions on policy issues and state and national politicians.

Tuesday | May 14, 2013

Title IX complaint may hit College

By Lindsay Ellis, The Dartmouth Staff

May 14 | 12:00 am

Student activists and faculty complainants at Occidental College and Swarthmore College, which are both facing Title IX complaints, said they expect Dartmouth alumni and students to file a complaint against the College soon.

Monday | May 13, 2013

College celebrates annual powwow

By Jasmine Sachar, The Dartmouth Staff

May 13 | 12:00 am

Often referred to as the heartbeat of the people, drums captivated the crowd in Leede Arena this weekend, holding onlookers in a mesmerized trance. Close by on the main floor, men and women in colorful ceremonial regalia circled around the arena, their dance steps matching the beat of the drum and feet jingling the bells on their shoes.

Friday | May 10, 2013

Spalding to depart Dartmouth

By Iris Liu, The Dartmouth Staff

May 10 | 12:00 am

Senior vice president and senior advisor to the president David Spalding ’76 announced on Thursday that he will leave Dartmouth to become dean of Iowa State University’s College of Business, beginning Aug. 1. During his eight-year career at the College, Spalding also served as the vice president of alumni affairs and chief of staff.

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