Matt and Kim risk mainstream with ‘Sidewalks'
Their third album, however "Sidewalks," released Tuesday may hit a sour note with long-term fans.
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Their third album, however "Sidewalks," released Tuesday may hit a sour note with long-term fans.
To the Editor:
Last week, mirrors were delivered to most of the Hinman Boxes of women on campus. According to the accompanying column by Mayuka Kowaguchi '11 published in this paper ("The V' Word," Oct. 19), these mirrors were meant to promote "Dartmouth women thinking about the questions and issues surrounding female genitalia."
Despite trying to figure out what students on this campus find offensive for over three years, I am not one step closer to predicting controversy than the day I first stepped foot here. Now, I find myself baffled by those who are offended by Dartmouth's "sex culture," and by those who are offended at the former people's offense. It seems like everyone has a say about when, where, why and how everyone else should be able to discuss sex.
With a marine's work ethic and lawyer's analytical thinking, Richard "Sandy" Alderson '69 will bring a fresh perspective to the Mets as their new General Manager. Alderson officially accepted the position last Friday at Citi Field in New York.
Chandler Salisbury '13 and Madilyn Gamble '13 cruised to a ninth place finish in the A-Division. Kelsey Wheeler '14 and Molly Wilson '13 finished fifth in the B-division.
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The U.S. Supreme Court will hear a case regarding university rights to faculty inventions at the urging of the Obama administration and a collection of research universities, The Chronicle of Higher Education reported. The case, Stanford v. Roche, began when Stanford University sued a company now owned by Roche Holding AG for the rights to a test used to determine the effectiveness of AIDS treatment, Bloomberg reported. The outcome of the case's hearing would clarify the 1980 Bayh-Dole Act's guarantee that intellectual property rights supersede all "side agreements between individuals and third parties," The Chronicle reported. The case could "pit universities and the federal government against companies" because the Obama administration is supporting Stanford's claim, according to Bloomberg.
The number of hours logged by physicians has steadily declined over the last 15 years due to lower per-patient compensation and increasing government regulations, according to a study conducted this year by Dartmouth economics professor Douglas Staiger. Although doctors now work fewer hours, the conditions under which they work have become increasingly stressful, Staiger said.
A new leg of a high-speed fiber optic cable will transmit high bandwidth internet to Hanover from Burlington, Vt., starting in February 2011, according to a University of Vermont press release. The upgraded network which is capable of transmitting data 35 times faster than Dartmouth's network will benefit College faculty who transmit large data files to other institutions, as well as Hanover residents, who will have access to a different branch of the cables, according to Ellen Waite-Franzen, vice president of information technology and chief information officer.
The event also featured a small concert by the Super Secret Project, the band that created the YouTube music video sensations "Granite State of Mind" and "Middle Class in the USA."'