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Bass '74 visits campus to convey policy views

By Gavin Huang | October 6, 2010

Zach Ingbretsen / The Dartmouth Senior Staff Zach Ingbretsen / The Dartmouth Senior Staff The last time Charlie Bass '74 the Republican nominee for New Hampshire's Congressional 2nd District visited the College was in 2006, when he had to enter through a back door of the Rockefeller Center to avoid protests.

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Daily Debriefing

By James Peng | October 6, 2010

The Hispanic Scholarship Fund announced on Tuesday a new public service advertising campaign aimed at encouraging Hispanic teens to attend college, The Chronicle of Higher Education reported.

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Good Samaritan call prompts SAE charge

By Laura Bryn Sisson | October 6, 2010

/ The Dartmouth Staff / The Dartmouth Staff In an unprecedented move that Greek leaders said could affect the future success of the Good Samaritan policy, Hanover Police announced on Wednesday that Sigma Alpha Epsilon fraternity had been charged with one felony count of providing alcohol to a minor as a result of an Oct.

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Without coaches, softball continues preparing for season

By Caroline Buck | October 6, 2010

Ashley Mitchell / The Dartmouth Staff Ashley Mitchell / The Dartmouth Staff Head coach Christine Vogt and assistant coaches Mariruth Galbraith and Michelle Littlefield all resigned from their respective positions before the beginning of Fall term, leaving the Dartmouth women's softball team without a coaching staff. All three women said they were leaving for a variety of personal reasons. Harry Sheehy, who started as athletic director Sept.

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AS SEEN ON: Saving CNN

By Alec Brodsky | October 6, 2010

Damien Donck/Courtesy of Visionspring.org Damien Donck/Courtesy of Visionspring.org CNN, the founding father of the 24-hour news channel, hit rock bottom last week with the news that afternoon CNN anchor Rick Sanchez had levied harsh some say anti-Semitic accusations at Jon Stewart, host of "The Daily Show." A frequent target of Stewart's humorous criticism of the modern media, Sanchez while a guest on Pete Dominick's radio show asserted that Stewart was a bigot and insinuated that Jews control the media. Sanchez was almost immediately sacked by the executives at CNN.

Arts

Hood's ledger art gives lens into Native culture

By Caitlin Kennedy | October 5, 2010

Visitors to the Hood Museum's current exhibit should search for signs of the vibrancy and unique wisdom of Native life in the art displayed, Colin Calloway, professor of history and Native American studies at the College at a panel on Friday.

Opinion

Out of the Loop

By Ethan Wang | October 5, 2010

The honeymoon period is over. The wave of optimism, excitement and admiration brought by his historic accession to the presidency has faded, overshadowed by financial troubles and controversial policies under his administration.

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Alcohol charges filed against SAE

By The Dartmouth Staff | October 5, 2010

In the most recent in a string of filings against Greek organizations, Sigma Alpha Epsilon fraternity has been charged with one count of providing alcohol to minors, which is a felony, according to a Hanover Police press release. According to the release, on Oct.

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One suspect convicted in Petit trial

By Angie Yang | October 5, 2010

Steven Hayes was convicted on Tuesday of the 2007 murders of Hayley Petit who was to matriculate with the Class of 2011 her mother and her sister, and could now face the death penalty, the Associated Press reported.

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Comic artist strikes balance in talk

By Katie Kilkenny | October 5, 2010

NiCk Medrano / The Dartmouth NiCk Medrano / The Dartmouth Acclaimed graphic novelist Alison Bechdel discussed how community has been both a source of inspiration and a challenge to creativity in the 11th annual Stonewall Lecture, "Creativity and (or?) Community," held Tuesday in Filene Auditorium. Community serves as a major theme in Bechdel's work, she said.

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Field hockey looks to get back on track against UNH today

By Stefanie Lazow | October 5, 2010

Jared Bookman / The Dartmouth Staff Jared Bookman / The Dartmouth Staff Hoping to bounce back from a 6-1 loss to the University of Maine, the Big Green field hockey team will take on the University of New Hampshire today in Durham, N.H. Dartmouth (7-2, 2-1 Ivy) is looking to redeem itself after last year's 4-0 defeat at the hands of the Wildcats (9-3, 1-0 conf). UNH, however, enters the game riding a three-game winning streak and is 5-0 at home so far this season. "We definitely want to do better than last year," co-captain Virginia Peisch '11 said.

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Daily Debriefing

By Jasmine Wang and Angie Cho | October 5, 2010

This year's first Student Assembly meeting kicked off with the election of James Lee '13, Don Casler '14 and Catherine Treyz '13 as treasurer, secretary and speaker, respectively.

Opinion

I am a Dartmouth Frat Bro

By Tom Mandel | October 5, 2010

I am a Dartmouth frat bro. I am not a rapist, nor do I work to create a "safe haven for sexual violence," as the recent column by Jordan Osserman '11 ("Dismissing Dissent," Oct.

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