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Judd Gregg explained the dangers of expanding federal budget deficits and national debt in a Wednesday lecture in Moore Theater.
News

Gregg calls for gov't. spending cuts

By Angie Yang | June 23, 2011

Kevin Xiao / The Dartmouth Staff The United States could face fiscal and economic collapse unless the federal government addresses expanding deficits and federal debt, former U.S.

News

Daily Debriefing

By Ashley Blum and Jay Webster | June 23, 2011

An envelope containing a suspicious white substance, since determined to be harmless, was found in Thornton Hall on June 8, according to Justin Anderson, director of media relations for the College.

Arts

Hood highlights American art

By Clark Moore | June 23, 2011

Courtesy of the Hood Museum of Art The collection of artwork in the current exhibition in the Hood Museum of Art presents a calm and relaxing form of artistic aestheticism developed in direct response to the social unrest caused by the rise of industrialization and modernization at the turn of the 20th century. The exhibition "Embracing Elegance 1885-1920: American Art from the Huber Family Collection," which features over 30 pieces in the style of American impressionist and realist artwork by well-known artists of the late 19th and early 20th century, will be on display from June 11 through Sept.

Opinion

Office Ontologies

By Josh Kornberg | June 23, 2011

It seems there are certain types of people you find only in the offices of white-collar America. There are the classic stereotypes water cooler guy, toady, troll and then there are the bona fide loons, the true idiosyncrasies, the specimens listed below for whom no amount of education can prepare you.

Mirror

The Year in Review

By Emily Baer | June 9, 2011

Catherine Treyz / The Dartmouth Senior Staff *Read more of the 2011 Commencement and Reunion Issue.**## From the administration to the dining halls, the College has undergone many significant changes in several areas of campus throughout the Class of 2011's culminating year. DEAN OF THE COLLEGE On July 21, Charlotte Johnson, vice president and dean of the college at Colgate University, will assume the role of the dean of the College.

Mirror

Class of 2011 leads various Big Green sports teams to victory

By Caroline Buck | June 9, 2011

Correction appended From individual standout athletes to leaders that have brought renewed success while wearing a Big Green jersey, members of the Class of 2011 have left their mark on various varsity teams. This year, the football team capped off its season on a high note, defeating Princeton University in the final game of the season by a score of 31-0, its first shutout in 14 years.

Mirror

Matthews: The View from the Balcony

By Susan Matthews | June 9, 2011

It's a cool night, typical for June in Hanover. From the balcony of Robinson Hall, I can see that the Green has successfully regrown, covering the scars of Homecoming to appear healthy for graduation.

Mirror

Several Greek houses make changes this year

By Amelia Acosta | June 9, 2011

Greek life at Dartmouth has seen it all in the past year from the construction of new physical plants on campus to several significant policy changes, the Greek community experienced a number of notable changes in the past 10 months, according to Director of Greek Letter Organizations and Societies Kristi Clemens. Administrators and the Board of Trustees have given significant attention to issues pertaining to the Greek community throughout this past academic year, Clemens said. "Greek issues were highlighted at the April Board of Trustees meeting, and I gave a presentation along with [associate Dean of the College for Campus Life] April Thompson and [acting Dean of the College] Sylvia Spears about the various issues," she said.

Mirror

Seven faculty members to retire

By Leslie Ye | June 9, 2011

Seven faculty members with a combined total of 268 years of teaching and research experience at the College, will retire from Dartmouth at the end of this academic year anthropology professors Kirk Endicott and Hoyt Alverson, English professor Brenda Silver, history professors Michael Ermarth and Gene Garthwaite, physics and astronomy professor Jay Lawrence and Spanish and Portuguese languages and literatures professor Marsha Swislocki. Endicott, who's career at the College began in 1982, said his experiences as an undergraduate student at Reed College and his graduate research at Harvard University and Oxford University encouraged him to begin an academic career. While at the College, he chaired the anthropology department from 1985 to 1987 and again from 2000 to 2003.

Mirror

Heywood '11, Yunger Halpern '11 named valedictorians

By Jay Webster | June 9, 2011

Read more of the 2011 Commencement and Reunion Issue. The College will honor two members of the Class of 2011 Alexandra Heywood '11 and Nicole Yunger Halpern '11 as valedictorians at this year's Commencement ceremony for maintaining perfect 4.0 grade point averages at Dartmouth.

Mirror

International issues have significant impact on students

By Diana Ming | June 9, 2011

Despite the College's remote New Hampshire location, many international issues and events over the past year have sparked debate and intense interest on campus and student engagement in global affairs. Following the March 11 earthquake and tsunami in Japan, students at the College mobilized to raise awareness about the severity of the disaster and funds for relief efforts. Student organizations such as the Dartmouth Japan Society and the Dartmouth Asian Organization led fundraising efforts on campus.

Mirror

50 years later, '61s reflect on college years, offer advice

By Sharla Grass | June 9, 2011

by SHARLA GRASSThe Dartmouth Staff Fifty years after graduating from Dartmouth, David Birney '61 and Michael Gazzaniga '61 reflect on their college years and their variety of experiences some expected and others unexpected after their time at the College. DAVID BIRNEY Although there was no theater department when Birney matriculated at Dartmouth, he always found a way to participate in several annual dramatic productions. "We did, at that time, six productions a year of everything from Shakespeare to Tennessee Williams to Ben Johnson to John Milton," he said.

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