Prof. says homeowners compel school changes
"Schools were established by local people," Fischel said. "It wasn't the legislature that created them."
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"Schools were established by local people," Fischel said. "It wasn't the legislature that created them."
Rep. Carol Shea-Porter, D-N.H., will likely face Manchester Mayor Frank Guinta in her 2010 reelection bid. Shea-Porter became the first Democrat to represent New Hampshire's first district since 1982 when she defeated two-term incumbent Rep. Jeb Bradley, R-N.H., in 2006. She defeated Bradley again in her 2008 race for reelection.
Plans to renovate the ORL-owned house designated for Alpha Phi sorority are on hold due to financial restraints, and ORL has not yet obtained a physical plant for Kappa Delta sorority.
H1N1 vaccines are expected to arrive at Dartmouth in the coming weeks, Turco said.
Although the 2008-2009 season marked the end of Jay Leno's tenure on "The Tonight Show" a decision that was announced four years ago Leno had intimated in the last few years that he had changed his mind and was not ready to end his long career in television just yet.
With Halloween quickly approaching, it seems to be an appropriate time to watch movies about death. In the Dartmouth Film Society's series for the Fall term, "Six Feet Under," zombies, suicides, terminal illnesses and murders began hitting the Spaulding Auditorium screen at the Hopkins Center last month.
Jay Leno's new series is an unfunny, diluted and family-friendly version of his old show, according to Alex Duckles.
Dartmouth volunteers helped on the construction of a new home built as part of ABC's television show,
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Rapper Maino performed at Sigma Alpha Epsilon fraternity Saturday night.
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For Dan Hedges '68 and his wife, Adele, building a new home was not just about having a place to live it was also about making a political statement.
Of the 18 state-run college savings plans in the United States, 16 have reported losses over the past year, according to The New York Times. More than a million families have invested in these state funds, which provide families with tuition credits to cover the cost of attending their state's public colleges and universities, effectively providing insurance against tuition increases. The current economic climate and rising tuition costs, however, have placed these pledges in jeopardy, according to The Times. Some states have developed contingency plans to cap the amount of money families would receive if the program is forced to shut down, The Times reported.
Unnecessary treatment and "misaligned" financial incentives are largely responsible for the poor state of the American health care system, according to former Dartmouth Medical School Dean John Baldwin, who recently stepped down as the president of Texas Tech University Health Sciences Center. Baldwin outlined his ideas to improve the nation's health care system, including the addition of a public insurance option, in a discussion at the Thayer School of Engineering, on Monday.
For the past three years, the 10 members of the Marshall family have lived in a three-bedroom house plagued by carbon monoxide leaks, mold and rotting wood. On Monday, the staff of ABC's "Extreme Makeover: Home Edition" presented the family with a brand new 4,250 square-foot split-level home, constructed in eight days by volunteers from the Upper Valley, including Dartmouth students.
Provost Barry Scherr, who was to remain in his current position up to June 2011, will step down as College provost to pursue his academic work, College President Jim Yong Kim announced in a campus-wide e-mail on Monday. Scherr is the latest in a series of high-level College officials to announce their departures in the last few months.