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The troupe was founded in 1981 by a group of Senate staffers who were trying to figure out who would provide the entertainment at that year's Christmas party, according to Elaina Newport, one of the co-founders of the group. After exhausting several ideas, including one for a Nativity play, the staffers came up with the idea to make fun of their own occupation.
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By Corey VannThe Dartmouth Staff
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Two minutes into the second overtime period, Pepperdine winger and leading-scorer Amanda LeCave secured the game's only goal. Receiving the ball on the right flank, she made an overlapping run that opened up space to cut in onto her left foot and send a curling shot into the top left corner that escaped the reach of Big Green keeper Tatiana Saunders '15.
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It has become increasingly common for college students and recent graduates to seek internships in order to build their resumes for success in a tough job market. More than half of American college students that graduated in 2011 took internships during their four years at college, and subsequent classes have followed suit. Emmanuel Kim '15, who worked at an investment firm over the summer, is an example of this trend. Coming in with no experience, he received training project by project, learning important skills such as marketing, networking and financial product differentiation while doing research for his employer. He didn't get paid, but he didn't mind because he picked up valuable skills and experience. His employer didn't mind, either, because Emmanuel did some work for them. It was a win-win situation.
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When the Hopkins Center opened 50 years ago, it was at the cutting edge of the American conversation about art. Instead of making space for a single discipline say, visual arts or music architect Walter Harrison designed the Hopkins Center to be a collaborative working space where various art forms would coexist and where students from all corners of campus would come through the building to check their mailboxes.
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The Norris Cotton Cancer Center at Dartmouth-Hitchcock Medical Center will start a new campaign this month using lemons to teach women about breast health, according to a DHMC press release. Posters and pamphlets depict a dozen lemons in an egg carton, each digitally enhanced to show possible signs of breast cancer. Because early breast cancer detection is correlated with a high survival rate, the campaign aims to demonstrate the importance of breast health monitoring to women of all education and income levels, according to the DHMC press release.
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Increased pressure on professors to conduct research and effectively educate their students creates a sense of pessimism about the university system, Helfand said. This culture punishes professors who focus on their teaching and encourages students to perceive their tuition as paying for a degree rather than an education, according to Helfand, who previously served as the chair of the astronomy department and co-director of the astrophysics laboratory at Columbia University.
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Of the more than 400 men who registered for the fraternity recruitment process, approximately 350 men accepted bids from the 15 Inter-Fraternity Council fraternities on Saturday, Sunday and Monday, according to IFC president Tim Brown '13. The fraternity rush process concluded after houses closed their doors on Sunday at 9 p.m. following two nights of formal recruitment, with a similar number of men rushing and offered bids this year as in years past.
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Sexual assaults reported to the College and student arrests for liquor and drug violations declined between the 2010 and 2011 calendar years, according to a report released by Safety and Security on Monday in accordance with the Clery Act. The number of students arrested for liquor law violations declined from 134 in 2010 to 40 in 2011, while reported forcible sex offenses dropped from 22 to 15.
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The Presidential Search Committee was formed in May after former College President Jim Yong Kim was appointed to lead the World Bank and Carol Folt, formerly the College's provost, was appointed interim president for the 2012-2013 school year. Levin announced his intention to step down in August, while Tilghman announced her decision in September.
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You've seen them at the activity fair and on Facebook, but what exactly is the Dartmouth Ginger Student Coalition?
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Music. Dartmouth is collectively obsessed with gussying us up in its finest hand-me-down leotards and ’80s printed shirts while we dance to the rewritten lyrics of One Direction songs. And it’s never announced, never expected. Instead, you are lured to mandatory meetings under false pretenses and slapped in the face with animal-covered onesies, guys wearing neon leggings and Enrique Iglesias.
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