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On the morning of September 21st, Vice President Joe Biden’s appearance andrally, of course, attracted a swarm of media to Dartmouth’s campus. JesseWatters, featured frequently on "The O’Reilly Factor", was among them.“[Biden] has been very elusive sitting for an interview,” so instead, BillO’Reilly sent “Jesse Watters to see the VP,” said O'Reilly in a resulting video.
BROWN: Brown University has revamped the campus’s two major dining halls, introducing more sustainable proteins, seasonal fruits and vegetables, and a crepe bar. Additions also include culinary demonstrations and increased study areas in the alcoves.
Women's rights activist Zainab Salbi criticized the United States for the Iraq War's detrimental effects on Iraqi women in a Thursday lecture.
Dominick Pierre '14 has gained 350 yards on 69 carries in three games in 2012 and has done an able job filling in for the departed Nick Schwieger '12.
Michael Reilly '12 had seven catches for 115 yards and a touchdown on Saturday against the University of Pennsylvania.
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JOHN D'ANTONIO
Hey Sphinx, we're climbing in your windows (if you have any?)!
Note to readers (May 23, 2014):
A recent Gallup survey shows that the majority of college admissions directors are content with the current average amount of undergraduate loans despite widespread concern regarding college students' rising debts, according to Inside Higher Ed. Responses from 576 admissions directors revealed strong support for "gapping," the policy of awarding financial aid packages short of what admitted students require in order to enroll. Many of those surveyed said that a number of institutions intentionally misrepresent and misreport data to publications that release national college rankings. Officials from private colleges were more comfortable with admitting students who may accrue debt, while community college directors were the least supportive of using loans to fund education. The survey also showed that admissions officers at public institutions planned to modify their admissions criteria if the United States Supreme Court releases a decision curtailing affirmative action policies this year, according to Inside Higher Ed.
This fall, the Dickey Center is launching a new fellowship program that invites five postgraduate scholars to do research on campus in the field of foreign policy. The International Security and U.S. Foreign Policy Fellows program will give accepted scholars a year to focus on a research topic of interest, providing each fellow with a faculty mentor to work with as well as opportunities to present their research to professors and undergraduate students.
