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‘Running Wilde' and ‘Boardwalk Empire' top fall pilots

By The Dartmouth | October 3, 2010

Editor's Note: Last week, we shared two of the fall's most anticipated returning series. Here, we review two of the new pilots that have us hooked.

Sports

Men's golf claims fifth place at Macdolands Cup

By Dan Lentz | October 3, 2010

Zach Ingbretsen / The Dartmouth Senior Staff Zach Ingbretsen / The Dartmouth Senior Staff The Dartmouth men's golf team overcame a slow start to place fifth in the Macdonald Cup this weekend, beating Ivy League rival Harvard University by just one stroke.

Sports

Field hockey wins 300th game

By Marjorie Chelius | October 3, 2010

Jared Bookman / The Dartmouth Staff Jared Bookman / The Dartmouth Staff The Big Green field hockey team won its 300th game when it dominated the University of Pennsylvania by a score of 7-1 on Saturday.

News

Prof. enters mammogram debate

By Jasmine Wang and Grace Afsari-Mamagani | September 30, 2010

Contrary to recommendations from institutions urging women to undergo regular mammograms, screening mammography may increase survival rates by only negligible amounts, according to a recent study conducted by Norwegian researchers and published in the New England Journal of Medicine. Despite vocal criticism from some in the health care and policy field, Dartmouth Medical School professor of community and family medicine H.

News

Daily Debriefing

By Emily Baer | September 30, 2010

Jokes about Drake University's "D+" ad campaign have been flying around the Internet, with people mocking the logo for its negative academic connotations, Inside Higher Ed reported last month.

Mirror

Dartmouth's My Favorite

By Emily Hirshey | September 30, 2010

OH MY GOD HI YOU'RE BACK! Welcome to column #2. It in no way relates to the theme of this week's Mirror and for that I'm sorry.

Sports

Women's golf sets school records

By Catherine Roedel | September 30, 2010

Courtesy of John and Matt Risley Courtesy of John and Matt Risley The Big Green women's golf team broke three school records playing on one of the top collegiate courses in the country at the Yale Invitation in New Haven, Conn., last weekend. The team shot a combined score of 305 (+17) on the first day of the tournament, breaking Dartmouth's first-day, 18-hole team record by three strokes, according to coach Kevin Gibson.

Opinion

Good, Not Great

By Peter Blair | September 30, 2010

Charlie Clark '11 ("Oh the Humanities," Sept.

Mirror

The DDS Detective

By Priya Krishna | September 30, 2010

Have you ever noticed how, out of all the fruits, the banana is the one that is always showing up everywhere?

Mirror

What's the Deal with Vermont?

By BRIDGETTE TAYLOR | September 30, 2010

Dartmouth's connection to New Hampshire extends beyond a mailing address, or even the typical loyalty of a college to its home state.

Mirror

Frosty's Corner

By Sarah Frostenson | September 30, 2010

True or False: At Dartmouth, your friends look just like you. Well, I suppose how you answer that question largely depends on how you choose to spend your time here at Dartmouth.

Mirror

Leafers, Peepers and Life Paths

By Kathleen Mayer | September 30, 2010

As hesitant as I am to embrace or even to admit it, I am now in the midst of my final Fall term here in Hanover, which can mean only one thing: invasion of the leaf peepers.

Mirror

Where Are We?: Dartmouth's Geography

By Paige Franklin | September 30, 2010

Dartmouth students constantly refer to Hanover as "the middle of nowhere." But the reality is that everywhere is somewhere and there is something unique and enduring about even the smallest of towns even Hanover, New Hampshire.

Mirror

The Light at the end of the Tunnel

By Tom Mandel | September 30, 2010

Enough is enough. I've held it in for weeks now, but I just can't anymore. There is a certain type of person who needs to stop existing on the Dartmouth campus.

News

Former College dean to head Emerson College

By Christy O'Keefe | September 30, 2010

Courtesy of Oregonlive.com Courtesy of Oregonlive.com Former Dean of the College Lee Pelton will become the first African-American president of Emerson College, the Boston school announced Sept.

Sports

Curious Jorge: Let's Make Some Green

By JORGE RODRIGUEZ | September 30, 2010

In what is arguably one of the most exciting movie scenes before studios decided every movie should be made in 3D Charlie Sheen's character in "Wall Street" runs around the office telling his partners to "sell," "buy" and "dump" stock.

Mirror

Overheards

By The Dartmouth | September 30, 2010

'14 Guy to '12 Girl: Keystone tastes like college. '11 Girl: This boy's hair is too long. It just looks messy and bad.'11 Guy: Why do you care?'11 Girl: Because I used to be hooking up with him and his hair reflects poorly on me. '12 Phi Delt: Diversions is a great place to meet people.'13 Guy: Yeah, that's what everyone here keeps telling me. '14 Girl: Oh hey, the guy I hooked up with last night friended me on Facebook.

Mirror

How Did We Get Here?: Hanover, N.H., A History

By Jack Boger | September 30, 2010

Dartmouth and New Hampshire seem nearly synonymous, but the College's sylvan setting on the Hanover plain could have ended up being in Pennsylvania's Susquehanna Valley and we would be singing about "the coal of Pennsylvania in our throats and our lungs." It all began as a twinkle in the eye of a gentleman by the unusual name of Eleazar Wheelock.

Mirror

A Primer on the Country's Most Influential Primary State

By Eliza Relman | September 30, 2010

New Hampshire is a small, relatively homogenous, generally moderate and overwhelmingly peaceful state.

Sports

Men's soccer ties in double overtime

By Georgino Hyppolite | September 30, 2010

Zach Ingbretsen / The Dartmouth Senior Staff Zach Ingbretsen / The Dartmouth Senior Staff Despite 22 scoring opportunities, the Dartmouth men's soccer team could not pull out a victory in double overtime against the University of Massachusetts in Amherst, Mass., on Wednesday.