Lacrosse teams prepare to open seasons on road this weekend

Both the men's and women's lacrosse teams will open regular season play on Saturday, as the men travel to Hamilton, N.Y.

Bill could divert funds from hospital budgets

House Bill 1642-FN, which would exempt for-profit cancer treatment centers in the state of New Hampshire from state regulatory procedures and taxes to which existing hospitals are subject, is currently being debated in the New Hampshire House of Representatives.

General Court debates gay marriage overturn

Despite a recent uptick in the number of states that have legalized same-sex marriage across the nation, state representatives in the New Hampshire House are currently debating House Bill 437, which would repeal the same-sex marriage law passed in 2009.

Daily Debriefing

In a campus-wide email on Tuesday, Director of Safety and Security and College Proctor Harry Kinne announced multiple laptop thefts in recent weeks.

Documentary raises awareness of Baha'is' persecution

Rainn Wilson is best known for his role as Dwight on "The Office," but the actor is also one of the key supporters of equal rights and access to education and jobs for Iranian Baha'is.

Miller: Addressing a Nuclear Iran

An anti-Western, anti-Semitic and generally unstable Iran cannot be allowed to acquire a nuclear weapon under any circumstances.

Lacrosse teams prepare to open seasons on road this weekend

Both the men's and women's lacrosse teams will open regular season play on Saturday, as the men travel to Hamilton, N.Y.

Francfort: Rethinking Diversity

There has been increased discussion lately about the impact of race on admissions at Dartmouth and its peer institutions.

Freddie and the Bigger People 2012-02-22

Alumnus publishes e-book ‘Robert's Rules of Karaoke'

A Dartmouth alumnus will soon make his mark on the literary scene, as the debut novel of Elliot Ohlansky '04 will be released later this month by recently established e-book publishing company The Write Deal.

Miller: Addressing a Nuclear Iran

An anti-Western, anti-Semitic and generally unstable Iran cannot be allowed to acquire a nuclear weapon under any circumstances.

Check, Please? 2012-02-22

Alumnus publishes e-book ‘Robert's Rules of Karaoke'

A Dartmouth alumnus will soon make his mark on the literary scene, as the debut novel of Elliot Ohlansky '04 will be released later this month by recently established e-book publishing company The Write Deal.

Francfort: Rethinking Diversity

There has been increased discussion lately about the impact of race on admissions at Dartmouth and its peer institutions.

‘M. Butterfly' draws New York actors to Northern Stage

Northern Stage, a regional non-profit theater in White River Junction, recently began its run of David Henry Hwang's "M.

Atlas expands scope of research

The Dartmouth Atlas of Health Care will begin investigating health system performance for patients under the age of 65 in addition to their previous research on Medicare recipients, according to Dartmouth Medical School professor and co-principal investigator David Goodman. The Atlas, a collaborative project of Dartmouth professors, researchers and administrators, aims to explore the high degree of geographical variation in health system performance to raise awareness and stimulate policy changes that will improve the quality of care while decreasing costs, DMS professor Elliott Fisher, co-principal investigator of the Atlas, said. While the Atlas' past work was largely based on "20 years of groundbreaking analyses using national Medicare data sets," the new research will involve the analysis of health care for populations under 65 years of age, which are not covered in Medicare data sets, according to Goodman.

Crepes a la Carte 2012-02-21