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ONE-ON-ONE: Abdul-Shakoor

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This week, I'm back to interviews. I decided to sit down with track star Muhammed Abdul-Shakoor '10 and find out why anyone would want to continually punish himself with brutal running workouts every day.


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Profs. discuss ‘digital humanities'

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Professors, librarians and students from across the United States gathered at Dartmouth's Symposium on the Digital Humanities, held in the Haldeman Center on Friday, to discuss the intersection of humanist scholarship and digital technology.




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Peterson stresses need for skepticism in science

*Editor's note: This is the second installation in a weekly series profiling professors' approaches to teaching and academics at Dartmouth.**## As biology professor Kevin Peterson discussed Velociraptor hunting techniques and apocalyptic meteors, students in his Winter "Dinosaurs" class passed around fossils that included petrified eggs, foot-long teeth and preserved skulls.


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Rollin' with Dolan

Remember the end of "Ferris Buehler's Day Off" when Ferris runs into Mr. Rooney right outside the Buehler's back door?


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Briefly Noted

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The No. 7 Cornell University men's lacrosse team defeated Loyola University, 11-10, in the third overtime period on Saturday to advance to the quarterfinals of the NCAA tournament, IvyLeagueSports.com reported.



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Green Key history includes alcohol-related arrests

In April, acting Dean of the College Sylvia Spears announced that Hanover Police will no longer arrest students under 21 years old who are treated at Dartmouth-Hitchcock Medical Center due to alcohol overconsumption.


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Prof. explains Alaskan climate shifts

Unless shifts in the global climate are addressed, they could pose major problems for local communities that rely on particular environmental conditions to maintain their traditional way of life, University of Alaska-Fairbanks ecology professor Terry Chapin said in a lecture on Thursday in Steele Hall. Chapin used native Alaskan communities to illustrate the hazardous impact of global climate change on regional ecosystems and societies.



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Female dates attended tea parties

It may be hard for students today to fathom a holiday weekend without female Dartmouth students both attending and hosting festivities, but in Green Key's early years the presence of women was limited to those bussed to campus from neighboring colleges for short visits.




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Phi Delt, Zete bring changes to Webster Ave. for Green Key

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Correction Appended Ongoing construction on Phi Delta Alpha fraternity and the recent reopening of Zeta Psi fraternity mark important changes that students may note as they carouse along Webster Avenue this Green Key weekend. Despite significant damages sustained by Phi Delt's physical plant in a Jan.


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Popping the Bubble

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In my four years of terrifying prospective students while giving tours, I've developed a large library of "cute Dartmouth anecdotes," most of which have absolutely no basis in reality.



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Freshman Musings: Unraveling the Meaning of Green Key

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Green Key: the only thing at Dartmouth shrouded in more mystery than the fried mac and cheese at Late Night Collis (how do they get the macaroni into those neat triangular shapes anyway?). When I first heard about Green Key, all these questions started to surface in my mind.