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Winds premiered ‘Glimpses'

By Aaron Colston | February 24, 2013

Zonia Moore / The Dartmouth Staff The Dartmouth College Wind Ensemble stepped outside its comfort zone this term, performing an array of modern and contemporary concert music.

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Carribean artists contribute to Porter Foundation Symposium

By Margot Byrne | February 19, 2013

Contemporary Caribbean artists will bring awareness of Haiti's financial and educational struggles to Hanover this week as part of the inaugural Porter Foundation Symposium, which kicks off today. The conference, titled "Haiti and Dartmouth at the Crossroads," will bring together working Haitian artists with businessmen, healthcare specialists and government officials, including former Haiti prime minister Michele Pierre-Louis, to generate new initiatives to assist Haiti's efforts to recover from the devastation of the 2010 earthquake. The three-day symposium will feature interdisciplinary projects in education, healthcare and economic development, according to Amita Kulkarni '10, a conference coordinator and presidential fellow in global health at the Dartmouth Center for Health Care Delivery Science. The event intends to underscore the role that institutions of higher education can play in Haiti's reconstruction. "It's been over three years since the earthquake but there is still a lot of work to be done," Jack Wilson, studio art professor and a conference coordinator, said.

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Now Playing: Amour

By The Dartmouth Arts Staff | February 17, 2013

Michael Haneke's "Amour," which features French actors Jean-Louis Trintignant and Emmanuelle Riva, follows the tender love story of an elderly Parisian couple as they are nearing the end of their lives.

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Students create documentary

By Lauren Sarner | February 17, 2013

Although Dartmouth students pride themselves in tackling challenges of many forms, from academic to athletic to artistic, few can say they have faced live bears and lived to tell about it. Students in film and media studies professor Jeffrey Ruoff's introductory videomaking class spent the winter producing a documentary about Ben Kilham, a local scientist and farmer from Lyme who is raising and studying 27 orphaned black bear cubs.

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Beyond the Bubble: Au Naturale

February 17, 2013

As the snow begins to melt and the days grow longer, students are growing restless for the new season just around the corner.

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‘Hummingbird' offers hint of spring to come

By Kyle McGoey | February 17, 2013

It's been a quiet winter in the music world. Perhaps the months after Christmas are the music industry's dog days of summer, those brutal days in July and August when all interesting sports have finished their seasons and the only sport on TV is regular season baseball. Maybe musicians and winter do not mix well, and all of our favorite bands are locked up in their lofts, waiting for spring to be sprung.

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Beyond the Bubble: Freaky February

By Margot Byrne | February 10, 2013

If you have a love of the supernatural and do not get scared very easily, then February filled with recent releases of various horror and sci-fi films and shows may just be the month for you. The feature film "Mama," directed by Guillermo del Toro of the famed "Pan's Labyrinth" (2006), tells the haunting tale of two young girls who vanished to the woods the day their mother was killed.

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Students act at Northern Stage

By Kunyi Li | February 10, 2013

As the spotlight at Northern Stage illuminated, the renowned laugh-out-loud comedy "The Importance of Being Earnest" opened for its second preview at the regional nonprofit theater in White River Junction, featuring a cast and crew filled with Dartmouth students and faculty.

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