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(10/10/07 3:35am)
To be honest, I wanted to be proven wrong, so I resolved to suspend that particular bias for the duration of the concert. I figured, if anyone could concoct an energetic and unique stage performance while retaining the intellectual oomph of good jazz, it would be grandmaster Scofield. Two hours, several yawns and a kindly sleep-thwarting slap from my girlfriend later, I sadly realized he could not.
(10/10/07 3:32am)
Men's golf will look to conclude the fall season in style this weekend at the ECAC Championships at Shelter Harbor Golf Club in Charlestown, R.I.
(10/10/07 3:32am)
Although the men's team finished fourth, the players thought they could have performed better, especially on the first day of the competition.
(10/10/07 3:29am)
Men's golf will look to conclude the fall season in style this weekend at the ECAC Championships at Shelter Harbor Golf Club in Charlestown, R.I.
(10/10/07 3:29am)
Although the men's team finished fourth, the players thought they could have performed better, especially on the first day of the competition.
(10/10/07 3:28am)
In a rare non-conference weekday match-up, the Big Green women's soccer team traveled to Boston, Mass., and fought to a hard-earned 1-1 tie against Boston University in double overtime, just two days after defeating Yale.
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(10/09/07 5:01am)
Jonathan Skinner, the John Sloan Dickey Center Third Century professor in economics, was among the 65 new members of the Institute of Medicine announced on Monday. The IOM is an internationally recognized resource for independent research on human health issues. IOM President Harvey V. Fineberg said Skinner was picked during "a highly selective process," and has been granted "one of the highest honors in the fields of medicine and health." Skinner's work, done alongside Dartmouth Medical School professors Elliot Fisher and John E. Wennberg, has studied the nature of unequal health care in the United States. Skinner's research has concluded that regional differences can account for as much as $125,000 per person in health care expenditures, and that hospital quality tends to be worse when dealing with African-American patients.
(10/09/07 5:01am)
The Men's Discussion Group, a monthly forum organized to discuss issues of masculinity at Dartmouth, met for the first time on Monday in what organizers hope will become a popular event.
(10/09/07 5:01am)
Sorority rush, a time-consuming week-long process, begins Tuesday for 307 pledge hopefuls. This year marks the second time that Alpha Phi sorority, founded in winter 2006, will partake in fall rush.
(10/09/07 5:00am)
Ethanol pioneer Mascoma Corporation plans to move from the Dartmouth Regional Technology Center.
(10/09/07 5:00am)
Mascoma Corporation, a forerunner in the cellulosic ethanol industry, is bursting at the seams in its Lebanon, N.H., lab. The corporation, which moved into its current location at the Dartmouth Regional Technology Center in Centerra Park just over a year ago, will soon be forced to move as a result of space constraints.
(10/09/07 5:00am)
Barbara Rivard '85, 44, was found dead in her home in San Luis Obispo, California by police on Oct. 3, along with her husband John Michael Rivard, 48, a psychiatrist, and her daughter Olivia Rivard, 7. The family's other two children, Jack, 4, and Madeleine, 5, were found unharmed.
(10/09/07 4:59am)
College President James Wright proposed changes to sophomore summer to make the term "a showcase of what Dartmouth can do" at the Fall term general faculty meeting in Alumni Hall on Monday.
(10/09/07 3:33am)
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(10/09/07 3:33am)
Allison Ruderman '10: Disney turned him into a brand, correctly reading the tweenage demand for a star with a just-passable voice and a Beatles mop top updated with highlights. Now, with "Hairspray" behind him and a contract to play Ren in the upcoming "Footloose" remake, "High School Musical's" Zac Efron is Hollywood's resident it-boy. Thankfully, stars whose fans skew young typically experience a quick plunge from fame. That's because a) preteens eventually grow up, moving on to bigger and better stars (like Jake Gyllenhaal and Matthew McConaughey) and b) the stars themselves ditch the wholesome shtick. Zac's real-life and onscreen girlfriend Vanessa Hudgens lost Disney-approved appeal when she bared all in the public eye. Zac, too, could be one scandal away from obscurity.
(10/09/07 2:40am)
Dartmouth sailors found mixed results in four different regattas up and down the East Coast this weekend.
(10/09/07 2:40am)
After a weekend in which the team had fairly subpar showing at MIT's Smith Trophy Regatta, placing 17th, it was important to put forth a strong performance in this weekend's races. Team members and coaches knew coming into the regattas that they were capable of success, but that they would have to stay focused throughout the events.
(10/09/07 2:32am)
It pains me to respond to -- and thus validate -- Aurora Wells '10's article on eating out ("Aurora's guide to eating out," Oct. 5), but it would be irresponsible of me to ignore its significance. The article demonstrates an acceptance of the egregious gendered double standards that thrive on this campus. However, using institutions -- such as The Dartmouth and other campus resources -- for the purpose of creating a collective voice of the oppressed on campus is a misguided approach for relieving discomfort with the "male-dominated" aspects of campus.