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McDavid: Consider Your Options

Corporate recruiting exemplifies Dartmouth’s pre-professional, business minded culture. A career in the corporate world often seems the default expectation for a Dartmouth student, which can be frustrating to those who have no interest in the participating industries. The recruiting process provides an opportunity for many Dartmouth students to connect directly with potential employers — something that does not happen with other career paths, at least not to the same degree. Its extensive influence and culture can quickly become exasperating, and we must remember it isn’t the only option on campus.

Peters: Bought with Blood

What has more value, an American life or an Iraqi life? Would you prefer to see more Americans die in order to see fewer Iraqis slain, or would you rather see our troops come home and let Iraq deal with its own issues?

Lu: My iPhone Is Ruining My Life

My iPhone is ruining my life. My relationship with it can be described with one word — addiction.

Adelabu ’15 sparks men’s soccer’s high hopes

Once the fall soccer season ends, Alex Adelabu ’15 is looking to devote himself to acting and yoga, learn how to swim and continue to focus on his Christian faith. Until then, the Big Green striker hopes to wreak havoc on the pitch and lead the Big Green (2-2) to an Ivy title and the NCAA Tournament.

Volleyball cruises, moves to 9-2

The volleyball team dominated Tuesday night’s contest against Bryant University in three sets to move to 9-2 on the season. In a total team effort, the Big Green made the Bulldogs look lost on the court, both offensively and defensively.

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Marie Chouinard brings Surrealist art to life through dance

Figures donned in black dance with extraordinary energy to heavy drum beats on screens speckled through the halls of the Hopkins Center for the Arts. The clips preview the upcoming visit of the Compagnie Marie Chouinard, a premier dance troupe from Montreal. A convergence of artistic media and efforts, the performance, pre-show talk and dance master class will bring to life India ink drawings of surrealist artist and poet Henri Michaux.

How Ready Are You To Be a Senior?

9/22: Condensed Campus Clippings

A New Menu at Lou's Restaurant

Lou's is now sporting a new menu. Maintaining the old favorites but adding some new options, smaller "Not Too Hungry" omelets and a few unique additions now fill the plastic sleeves of the shiny new menus. Dietary restrictions are easily identifiable and the food you love is still as delicious as ever. Stop by Lou's to check it out for yourself!

Committee weighs divestment options

College President Phil Hanlon has tasked a committee with preparing a report describing the advantages and disadvantages of divestment at Dartmouth. The Advisory Committee on Investor Responsibility met for the first time on Monday night to discuss divestment.

DEN, KD, Triangle House open for fall term

Free-hanging extension cords, industrial concrete floors and a fully stocked fridge welcome visitors to the Dartmouth Entrepreneurial Network’s Innovation Center and New Venture Incubator at 4 Currier Place, one of three major construction projects finished in time to open this term. Other projects are the Triangle House, an LGBTQ affinity house, and Kappa Delta sorority’s new physical plant.