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Use with Caution and Tact
By Marta Darby | June 1, 2005Third floor Berry. 8:22 p.m. Finals. I could not dream up a more beautiful sonata. Kresge gym. 4:36 p.m.
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'04s experience varied senior springs
By Marta Darby | June 13, 2004With their last term at the Big Green now behind them, '04s are looking forward to new adventures that lie ahead.
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College has checkered racial history
By Marta Darby | May 19, 2004Dartmouth admitted its first black student in 1824
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Investor committee forms new stock disclosure policy
By Marta Darby | May 13, 2004Representing a school with a history of controversial investments, Dartmouth's Advisory Committee on Investor Responsibility has developed a new disclosure policy for the College's public stock holdings. The new policy provides members of the Dartmouth community with a list of all public companies in which the College invests.
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Dartmouth's TAs avoid grievances of other schools
By Marta Darby | May 7, 2004While striking, frustrated, underpaid graduate students have beset universities across the country, Dartmouth seems to have escaped the epidemic, thanks to measures taken by the College to placate its graduate students.
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Candidates rehash old issues, focus on athletics
By Marta Darby | May 3, 2004Every spring sees the campus covered in brightly colored campaign posters filled with slogans and promises for how one candidate will make Dartmouth a better place.
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Survey: 'Study drugs' not widely used at Dartmouth
By Marta Darby | April 21, 2004Only 0.7 percent of Dartmouth students reported using illegal stimulants to help them study
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Crew boats fend off otter attack
By Marta Darby | April 9, 2004In a scene perhaps more typical of a Fox "When Animals Attack" special than Dartmouth crew practice, a river otter attacked crew coaches April 2 during the varsity heavyweight afternoon practice. No one was injured, but the incident, which occurred seven miles upstream from the crew boathouse, rattled the nerves of all involved. The otter, running along the shoreline ice before the attack, jumped into the river to play in the wake of the coach's launch, according to varsity coach Scott Armstrong, who was directing two eight-man boats at the time of the encounter.
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At Dartmouth, porn king alumnus led 'ridiculous life'
By Marta Darby | April 2, 2004Old habits die hard. Bill Asher '84, a self-described party boy-turned porn king, is no exception. Asher is the president and part owner of Vivid Entertainment, the world's largest pornography distributor.
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Rollins trustees pick Thayer dean as pres.
By Marta Darby | March 30, 2004The Trustees of Rollins College recently named Thayer School of Engineering Dean Lewis Duncan as the next president of the Winter Park, Fla.