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October 19, 2026
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Didion will meet with students from the history, English, film and Latin American studies departments during her two days at Dartmouth.
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Didion draws crowd to inaugural Montgomery lecture

October 8, 2008

Sophie Novack / The Dartmouth Staff Exactly a year after her daughter's wedding, and soon after her husband's death, Joan Didion tried to escape her grief by covering the 2004 Democratic National Convention in Boston.

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New Ben Folds album "Way to Normal" catchy but flawed

By Rebecca Wall | October 6, 2008

Keep dreaming, Dartmouth students. Many of you want him to come to campus, but after the release of his third solo-album, "Way to Normal"(2008), Ben Folds will be tougher to nab than ever. Ben Folds's web site touts "Way to Normal" as an "exuberant, raucous and sometimes profane mix of sure-fire crowd-pleasers, cheerful snark-fests, and thoughtful, moving ballads." While the album does not live up to the glamorous hype.

Au will open for the Dodos at Friday Night Rock.
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Acoustic-metal Dodos fly into FNR

By Olivia Sacks | October 2, 2008

pitchfork.com / The Dartmouth Staf The dodo bird may be long gone, but California duo Meric Long and Logan Kroeber, known in the music world as The Dodos, are taking flight.

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'Straight with You' explores sexuality, religion, intolerance

By Jess Krug | September 24, 2008

Lisa French Energy, passion, power -- DV8 Physical Theatre brings all of these to the Hopkins Center this Friday and Saturday with the North American premiere of "To Be Straight with You." Conceived and directed by Lloyd Newson and funded by the Arts Council of Great Britain, the production explores the implications and roots of intolerance surrounding religion and sexuality. The internationally known group has produced 15 performances and five award-winning films since its formation in 1986, pushing the boundaries of political expression with its unique mixture of message and emotion.

MyDeathSpace.com is a web site dedicated to reporting tragic deaths of MySpace users.
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Disturbing web site reports deaths of MySpace users

By Matthew Ritger | August 12, 2008

Courtesy of MyDeathSpace.com / The Dartmouth Staff The other day while enjoying a late lunch on the Collis porch and perusing my new favorite web site, I learned that 22-year-old Tim McLean had been stabbed to death and beheaded on a Greyhound bus by a fellow passenger.

Lee Cooper '09 and Scott Henning '09, the creators of Brobama.org, hope to use their web site to make the upcoming presidential campaign more accessible to the common
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Brobama.org aims to make election 'brocessible'

By Matthew Ritger | August 1, 2008

Courtesy of Brobama.org An image of Barack Obama grinning beneath a backwards hat and a pair of Wayfarers greets visitors to Brobama.org, a new web site devoted to clarifying what the presidential candidate means to "the common bro." Brobama.org is the brainchild of Dartmouth fraternity brethren Lee Cooper '09 and Scott Henning '09.

The show 'fly...' is currently playing at the Hopkins Center for the Arts.
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Theater students 'fly...' as part of intensive summer course

By Allison Ruderman | July 29, 2008

Courtesy of hop.dartmouth.edu With the Big Apple Circus delivering high-flying, superhuman stunts three miles away, a team of Rays threatening playoff contention and waste-management robots and bat-themed superheroes striking box office gold, it's official: humans are out like yesterday's bull market.

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