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Mortimer Mishkin '46 and Marye Ann Fox, who received her Ph.D in Chemistry from the College, were two of 10 researchers awarded the National Medal of Science, President Barack Obama announced Friday. These awards are "the highest honors bestowed by the United States government on scientists, engineers, and inventors," according to a White House press release. Mishkin is a senior investigator of neuroscience at the National Institutes of Health, and Fox is a professor of chemistry and chancellor of the University of California at San Diego. The honorees will receive their awards at a White House ceremony later this year, according to the press release.
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Harris, who has been covering climate change for 30 years, said he has traced the progression of the way information about global warming has been communicated to the public.
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Despite some students' concerns over the costs of the Hanover Police Department's Alcohol Diversions Program, the department makes less money from the program than they would if participants instead were arrested and went through the court system, according to Hanover Police Chief Nicholas Giaccone. From July 2009 to June 2010, the town of Hanover would have received $4,621 in additional revenue if the individuals who went through Diversions had instead been forced to pay the standard fine for their offenses in court, Giaccone said in an interview with The Dartmouth.
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Several department administrators have expressed frustration with the new office supplies contract recently implemented by the College, saying that staff were not consulted about the contractual change and that new copy machines are inferior to the previous models.
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The event, described as a "meet and greet," allowed students to share with the governor the issues most important to them, according to Ryan Tincher '12, president of the College Democrats.
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To borrow the title of one of her earliest songs, it is "Obvious" that Christina Aguilera is not having a very successful year.
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The book opens in a location that is hopefully familiar to readers on this campus. Deck, back for his five-year reunion, is gazing "at the campus quad, the Green, and beyond it, the eternal phallus of Baker Tower, our axis mundi." This sentence sets the tone of the rest of the book: simultaneously descriptive, accessible and casual in its use of genitalia references to describe an otherwise solemn and innocuous landmark.
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Athletic Director Harry Sheehy announced that Rachel Hanson will take over as the women's head softball coach for the 2011 season. Hanson is replacing Christine Vogt, who stepped down as head coach earlier this year after six seasons at Dartmouth.
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The men finished tied for fifth out of the 17 teams at The Classic at Shelter Harbor. Dartmouth's 295 (+9) during the final round tied the lowest score of the day and advanced the Big Green past three teams, including Ivy League rival Princeton University.
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Yesterday, hand-held mirrors were sent to the Hinman boxes of the 1,796 female students on campus this term, with a note encouraging them to use the mirror to look at their vulva. Marking the beginning of the Orchid Project, the distribution of mirrors was meant to provide an opportunity for each student to become more familiar with her body and in particular, with the female genitalia.
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The recent column by Mark Andriola '14 ("Who cares?" Oct. 12) mixes fallacy and apology with a healthy coat of solipsism. His argument is that since student protests are "silly," burdensome and "loud," we should be "more apathetic about being apathetic." We still care about others, he writes. We just "choose when and how."
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Brian Miller's exhibit of black and white photography will remain on display in the Strauss through Oct. 24.
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Brian Miller's exhibit of black and white photography will remain on display in the Strauss through Oct. 24.
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