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2020 Census data shows increased population and racial diversity in Upper Valley towns

By: Griselda Chavez and Lauren Azrin | 10/15/21 5:00am

Hanover’s population grew by 5.4% from 2010 to 2020, while Lebanon’s population increased by 8.6%.

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From the Bleachers: Win or Go Home

By: Baily Deeter | 10/14/21 2:35pm

Baily Deeter '22 weighs in on the playoff series between the Los Angeles Dodgers and San Francisco Giants in the latest installment of "From the Bleachers."

by Hannah Li / The Dartmouth

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East Wheelock mold exposure prompts students to relocate as College begins short-term remediation efforts

By: Adriana James-Rodil | 10/14/21 5:20am

Students reported health effects, prompting some to move to the Boss Tennis Center or to hotels in Hanover.

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Leaf-peeping back in full swing as foliage peaks in the Upper Valley

By: Sam Brook | 10/15/21 5:10am

The spike in tourism driven by vibrant fall foliage helps Hanover businesses.

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Regional pharmacies and hospitals begin administering Pfizer-BioNTech booster shots

By: Kaia Culotta | 10/15/21 5:05am

DHMC has begun offering additional vaccine doses to employees and will expand service to patients in the next few weeks. Dick’s House is not currently offering booster shots.

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by Philip Surendran / The Dartmouth Senior Staff

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Pandemic saw 13-percentage point increase in A-median classes

By: James Quirk and Frank Blackburn | 10/14/21 5:15am

The number of Phi Beta Kappa sophomore prize winners also increased by 157% from the Class of 2022 to the Class of 2023.

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Five Good Samaritan calls, no arrests at Homecoming 2021

By: James Quirk and Siddharth Malviya | 10/14/21 5:10am

The Classes of 2024 and 2025 experienced first-year bonfire celebrations together.

Opinion

Allen: Share the Wealth

By: Spencer Allen | 10/14/21 4:05am

The College must spare no expense in using its recent endowment gains to support students.

Opinion

Capone: Why Can’t Dartmouth Ever Fix Its Own Problems? Part I: Housing

By: Matthew Capone | 10/14/21 4:00am

Dartmouth must provide adequate solutions to a housing crisis of their own making.

opinion

Gart: The Gym? Really?

By: Jeremy Gart | 10/12/21 3:15am

Even as the College promises to do better in the way of COVID-19 policies and mental health, the recent gym closure demonstrates how one step forward always involves two steps back. ...

opinion

Arrington: Let Us Put Us First

By: Katherine Arrington | 10/12/21 3:00am

Dartmouth as an institution should create norms that allow students to better prioritize their physical, mental and emotional health.

Opinion

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Verbum Ultimum: Break the Mold

By: The Dartmouth Editorial Board | 10/15/21 3:30am

The recent discovery of mold in dormitories calls into question what other health hazards Dartmouth might be overlooking and underscores a need for the College to address its continuing housing crisis.

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Peters: "Midterm Week Blues"

By: Marleigh Peters | 10/15/21 3:15am

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Kocsis: "Dartmouth Tarot Deck - The Tower Card"

By: Kamilla Kocsis | 10/15/21 3:00am

Opinion

Allen: Share the Wealth

By: Spencer Allen | 10/14/21 4:05am

The College must spare no expense in using its recent endowment gains to support students.

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21F, Across the Pond

By: Molly Stevens | 10/13/21 2:20am

Upperclassmen share their experiences studying abroad post-pandemic.

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The Future of Capitalism, From the Classroom

By: Arielle Feuerstein | 10/13/21 2:15am

We spotlight a government class on the future of capitalism.

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On the Topic of Tenure

By: Gretchen Bauman | 10/13/21 2:11am

Reflections on the history, changes to and challenges of Dartmouth’s tenure system.

Sports

by Caroline Kramer / The Dartmouth

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Dartmouth hauls in a homecoming win in overtime

By: Will Ennis | 10/11/21 2:25am

It was fourth down and one, thirteen seconds remaining, and Dartmouth trailed by three points. The Big Green’s homecoming matchup against Yale University and Dartmouth’s early-season undefeated record hung in the balance. It all came down to the leg of Connor Davis ’22.