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(10/18/12 2:00am)
As Student Assembly continues to implement initiatives such as the First-Year Mentoring program, the promotion of Sarner Underground, the inclusion of student senators from other campus organizations and the "Take a Professor to Lunch" program, students have expressed mixed opinions about the organization, its communication and the resource allocation of these programs.
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In the last year, the Dartmouth College Health Improvement Project has combatted high-risk drinking on campus by expanding the Brief Alcohol Screening and Intervention for College Students program, working with undergraduate advisors and adding primary care screening, according to Special Assistant to the President for Student Health Aurora Matzkin '97, who is also a member of the DCHIP team. Many students, however, said they had not heard of DCHIP and noted that its various programs seem to have had little impact.
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Hundreds of students lined up to register to vote in New Hampshire last Thursday outside of the Collis Center, lured by free food and the promise of a streamlined registration process. Approximately 10 percent of the Dartmouth student body registered to vote at the drive, with a final count of 417 people, according to Hanover town clerk and Supervisor of the Checklist Elaine Hawthorne.
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Dartmouth graduates Sen. Kirsten Gillibrand '88, D-N.Y., and Republican challenger Wendy Long '82, faced off on Wednesday night in their only debate prior to the election for New York's junior Senate seat, addressing national debt and women's rights at Skidmore College in Saratoga Springs, N.Y. Polls indicate that Gillibrand leads Long by 40 percentage points, and the former is projected to win the election on Nov. 6.
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Attorney Wendy Long '82 and Sen. Kirsten Gillibrand '88, D-N.Y., who are vying for New York's junior Senate seat, debated last night at Syracuse University.
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Stories Growing Films, Dartmouth’s first film production club, was founded during Fall term of 2011 with the goal of making socially conscious films and bringing together students as well as community members.
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After winning their sixth National title this spring, the Dartmouth Figure Skating Teamemerged victorious at this weekend’s Eastern Intercollegiate figure skating competition at Liberty University. Dartmouth scored 115 points, beating out the University of Delaware with 100 points and Boston University with 95 points.
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Emma Brush '13 was named Dartmouth Player of the Year in 2011 and has flourished this season as a forward.
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A magnitude 4.0 earthquake struck southern Maine on Tuesday night, according to the United States Geological Survey. Tremors from the quake were felt by students across the Dartmouth campus. The quake occurred at 7:12 p.m., with its epicenter just west of Hollis Center, Maine. Its effects were felt as far south as Boston, including at Harvard University. Many students were unsure if the trembling they felt was from an earthquake or a more localized, mundane source. The quake was originally measured as a magnitude of 4.6 but was later downgraded by the USGS.
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Despite the increasing popularity of social media in the election process, students still participate in elections through more traditional events like presidential debate watch parties. Nearly 70 students cheered for their candidate of choice as they watched the second presidential debate through a Politico web stream during a bipartisan event hosted by the College Republicans and College Democrats on Tuesday.
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Former Gov. Madeleine Kunin, D-Vt., called for programs in the United States that allow women to successfully maintain both professional and family lives in a lecture in Filene Auditorium on Tuesday night. Kunin read from and discussed her new book, "The New Feminist Agenda: Defining the Next Revolution for Women, Work and Family," which outlines how and why keeping mothers in the workplace will benefit not only women but also the economy as a whole.