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Hop remodeling projects continue

By Katherine Hake | October 2, 2013

As remodeling of some inner rooms finishes up and other spaces are considered for new development, the Hopkins Center has recently seen increased emphasis on providing accessibility and room for various arts programs. Some projects, such as the new Hop Garage spaces by the Courtyard Cafe, have already taken shape and are ready for student project proposals.

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College hosts NAS symposium

By Rebecca Rowland | October 2, 2013

Singer Horse Capture / The Dartmouth In celebration of the 40th anniversary of the College's Native American studies program, a panel of prominent scholars and Native American elders assembled to discuss collaborative research in studying Native cultures Wednesday evening. The two-day symposium was organized by Native American studies and anthropology professor Sergei Kan.

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Bruce named public affairs VP

By Kimberly Mei | October 1, 2013

Thomas Bruce, Cornell University's vice president of communications, was named Dartmouth's senior vice president for public affairs, the College announced yesterday.

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Shutdown has little effect at College

By Priya Ramaiah | October 1, 2013

As Washington, D.C. screeched to a halt as a result of the first government shutdown in 17 years, Dartmouth's everyday activities are continuing largely unaffected. Possible impacted areas at the College include government-funded organizations and programs, though most, such as financial aid, will likely remain unaffected.

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College releases Clery report

By Jose Burnes | October 1, 2013

Nook Harquail / The Dartmouth Senior Staff Reports of forcible sex offenses, liquor law violations and burglary at the College have substantially increased, according to the latest Annual Security and Fire Safety Report, released yesterday by Safety and Security. Reported forcible sex offenses increased to 24 in 2012 from 15 in 2011, while burglary reports increased to 16 from nine the year before.

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Daily Debriefing

By Kira Witkin | October 1, 2013

New statistics reflect a nearly 20-year high in the percentage of borrowers who defaulted on federal student loans within a two-year period, a report released Monday by the Education Department stated.

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Haiti partnership projects on display

By Amanda Harkavy | October 1, 2013

Incorporating elements of engineering, global health and visual design, the Dartmouth/Haiti Partnership Exhibition, which debuted in the Hopkins Center's Strauss Gallery last Tuesday, truly embodies an interdisciplinary approach to art.

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Bruce named senior VP for public affairs

By The Dartmouth Staff | October 1, 2013

Thomas Bruce, Cornell University's vice president of communications, has been named Dartmouth's senior vice president for public affairs, the College announced this morning. Bruce will oversee communications and marketing functions as part of President Phil Hanlon's senior leadership team.

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