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News

Students seek employment at fair

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Ying-Qi Wong / The Dartmouth The 2011 Employer Connections Fair attracted a total of 104 public and private organizations to the Hopkins Center for the Arts, where employers set up booths to offer information and advice to students.


News

College endowment increases by $415 mil.

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Dartmouth's endowment increased by 18.4 percent in the last fiscal year, increasing in value by $415 million to $3.413 billion as of June 30, according to a College press release. The increase in the endowment up from a 10 percent return in fiscal year 2010 is partially due to a "strong equity market rally" at the beginning of the fiscal year, and strong positions in global public equities and venture capital, Pamela Peedin, the College's Chief Investment Officer, said in the press release.




Opinion

Colaneri: Rush Reflections

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Almost two years ago to the day, I picked up this newspaper and read a now-infamous column written by senior Mirror columnist Matthew Ritger '10 ("The Gospel According to Matthew," Oct.





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Sports

Failing to score, soccer loses defensive battle to UMass

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Dani Wang / The Dartmouth Staff Had the first 20 seconds not counted, the match would have ended in a tie. Unfortunately for the Dartmouth women's soccer team, however, the Big Green fell to University of Massachusetts in the first play of their game, when UMass senior Julie Morrissey scored on a turnover in the defensive zone.


News

Daily Debriefing

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Princeton University plans to rewrite its policy on sexual harassment and sexual assault, Provost Chris Eisgruber announced Monday, according to The Daily Princetonian.



News

SA leaders announce new rep. policy

In response to criticism that Student Assembly inadequately represented students' interests last year, Student Body President Max Yoeli '12 and Student Body Vice President Amrita Sankar '12 announced plans to improve efficiency and solicit increased student feedback at the term's first General Assembly meeting Wednesday evening.




Professor Jeff Sharlet seeks to instill a sense of empathy in his creative nonfiction, even for those subjects with whom he disagrees.
Arts

Sharlet captures diversity of American faith systems

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Courtesy of Joe Mehling '69 Correction appended### One of the most fascinating things about professor Jeff Sharlet's new book, "Sweet Heaven When I Die: Faith, Faithlessness, and the Country In Between," which features, among others, a holocaust survivor, a new age guru and a fundamentalist Christian, is that these stories all happen to be true. Sharlet, who considers himself a "literary journalist," said his goal is to find the riveting stories that exist in everyday life.



Arts

Hear and Now

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In last week's review of Wilco's "The Whole Love," which drops on Tuesday, I used the term "alt-country" multiple times to describe the band's early sound.


Sports

Through the Lens of Lentz

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I still have absolutely nothing to write about. It's been almost a year of me and this absurdly poor-titled column, and yet I still do not have much for you. As usual, I think about what people who get paid to write about sports usually write about at this time of year.