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Sustainable living, 'crazy music' to define Earth Week

By Kristen Kelley | April 18, 2005

Environmental advocates at the College recently launched a "Reinventing Earth Week" initiative aimed at instigating heightened awareness of Dartmouth's environmental groups. Highlighting the new eco-vigor this year is the Environmental Conservation Organization's Special Weapons and Tactics, or SWAT, team -- a group of 18 bent on correcting environmental wrongdoings by students and administrators.

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Prof. exposes dwindling GOP faculty representation

By Kristen Kelley | April 7, 2005

Associate Professor of Economics at Santa Clara Daniel Klein pointed out the primacy of Democratic professors at leading Californian universities at a lecture in the Rockefeller Center Wednesday night. Klein recently published his research on the political ideologies in the realm of academia.

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Pirate ship sculpture marks revival in tradition of scope, grandeur

By Kristen Kelley | February 11, 2005

After a decade of struggle due to unexpected warm weather, political controversy and insufficient design considerations, the official snow sculpture that is the core of the Dartmouth Winter Carnival tradition looks to have returned to its former pinnacle of creativity and immensity. The Winter Carnival centerpiece features a massive ship to capture the weekend's "Peter Pan" theme.

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Skiway gears up to host Special Olympics

By Kristen Kelley | January 21, 2005

Despite forecasts of unbearably cold weather and last-minute changes to courses and event schedules, a record number of volunteers and over 140 participating teams are eagerly anticipating the third annual Winter Special Olympics set to take place Saturday at the Dartmouth Skiway. The recent cold front caused freezing complications and forced the winter games management team to make last-minute changes to the games' structure, games director Pete Bleyler said. Due to the freezing of Garipay Field, the designated location for cross-country skiing and snowshoeing, those events must shift to the Skiway, where a 100-meter course was created with artificial snow.

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Dartmouth Outing Club boasts high membership

By Kristen Kelley | September 10, 2004

From the western hunter to the mountain skier to the avid climber, the Dartmouth Outing Club provides ample opportunities to explore the wilderness, to hike the Appalachian Trail and to kayak rapids on the Connecticut River. In addition to the offering of 11 student-run clubs, the Outing Club is credited for the 1911 founding of Winter term's big celebration -- Winter Carnival, weekend of such traditions as the ice sculpture, polar bear swim and, until its much-lamented demise four years ago, Psi Upsilon's "keg jump." Founded 95 years ago to "stimulate interest in out-of-door winter sports," the Outing Club boasts both more members than any other student organization on campus and a longer history than any other college outing club in the nation. Paddle On Among the most popular of Outing Club affiliates, the Ledyard Canoe Club rents out whitewater and flatwater kayaks and canoes from their Outing Club just a short walk down the hill from the Treehouses and River Cluster on a seasonal basis to students interested in looking for a little excitement in between classes.

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Arad to speak at Convocation

By Kristen Kelley | August 17, 2004

Co-architect and designer of the World Trade Center memorial Michael Arad '91 will deliver the Convocation address to officially open the College's 235th academic year on Tuesday, Sept.

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Four recent grads test research on NASA's zero-gravity plane

By Kristen Kelley | August 5, 2004

Through a series of parabolic arcs aboard a NASA aircraft, four recent Dartmouth graduates experienced hours of weightlessness to experiment their solutions to muscle atrophy, the most common physiological problem astronauts experience in space. Inspired by the work of 1998 space shuttle Columbia crewmember and Dartmouth medicine professor Jay Buckey, Stephanie Feldman '04 recruited three classmates to submit a weightless atmosphere research proposal to NASA's Reduced Gravity Student Flight Opportunities Program.

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