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07.09.10.sports.basketball
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Alumnae to join basketball staff

By Rich Mezzasalma | July 8, 2010

The Dartmouth The Dartmouth *Correction Appended**## Former Dartmouth women's basketball stars Erin Rewalt '99 Tu'04 and Koren Schram '09 will return to their alma mater next season as members of the women's basketball staff.

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Professor discusses First Amend.

By Madeline Sims | July 8, 2010

Protecting First Amendment rights should be a primary focus of government officials and American citizens in order to encourage shared global knowledge and maintain a commitment to national progress, Narain Batra, communications professor at Norwich University, said at the Rockefeller Center on Tuesday.

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ILEAD lecture criticizes geographical ignorance

By Brendan Dooley | July 8, 2010

DOUG GONZALEZ / The Dartmouth Senior Staff DOUG GONZALEZ / The Dartmouth Senior Staff A basic knowledge of geography is essential, though often lacking, when politicians decide to invade countries such as Afghanistan, according to Harm de Blij, former geography editor for ABC's "Good Morning America." Blij's lecture which took place Wednesday morning in Spaulding Auditorium was titled "Afghanistan, Key to the Future of South Asia." The United States lags behind other nations in geographic knowledge because American education focuses more on history rather than geography, Blij said. "We are not nearly as good as Nigerians, Australians, Brazilians or I hate to say it even the French," he said. Ignorance about geography still persists among politicians today and was prevalent prior to the invasion of Afghanistan, Blij said. Blij said he wanted to shoot a "bazooka through the television" after hearing Sen.

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Arts

Charlie Hunter Trio plays unique jazz songs at Hop

By Lloyd Miller | July 8, 2010

Zach Ingbretsen / The Dartmouth Staff Zach Ingbretsen / The Dartmouth Staff The Charlie Hunter Trio brought its bluesy, jazz-funk fusion to Spaulding Auditorium Thursday night in one of the most entertaining musical performances presented by the Hopkins Center at Dartmouth in recent memory.

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Daily Debriefing

July 8, 2010

Dartmouth-Hitchcock Medical Center was named one of the nation's top cardiovascular hospitals in Thomson Reuters' annual ranking of U.S.

Sports

Hype & History: The World Cup Final

By Manisha Apte | July 8, 2010

We're witnessing quite a few firsts in this year's World Cup the first time an African nation has hosted the World Cup and the first time two European teams will face off in a final held outside Europe.

Opinion

Short Answer

By The Dartmouth Opinion Staff | July 8, 2010

In "Muddying The Waters," the summer editorial board acknowledged last week that sophomore Summer is a perfect opportunity to strengthen the relationship between the student body and the administration.

The Pyramid Hotel Group will begin running the daily operations of the Hanover Inn on August 1.
News

Inn to outsource its management

DOUG GONZALEZ / The Dartmouth Senior Staff DOUG GONZALEZ / The Dartmouth Senior Staff The College has contracted Pyramid Hotel Group a private hotel company based in Boston to assume day-to-day management responsibilities of the Hanover Inn, Paul Olsen, director of Dartmouth's Real Estate Office, said in an interview with The Dartmouth.

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News

College launches recycling program

By Tatiana Cooke | July 5, 2010

AKIKAZU ONDA / The Dartmouth Staff AKIKAZU ONDA / The Dartmouth Staff As part of a series of changes intended to improve Dartmouth's recycling rate and divert solid waste from the local landfill, old waste receptacles were replaced with smaller trash and recycling containers around campus on June 20, Gary Hill, director of custodial and recycling services at Facilities, Operations and Management, said in an interview with The Dartmouth.

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Experts discuss HIV demographic

By Christina Wray | July 5, 2010

In a phenomenon known as the "feminization of AIDS," women have become the predominant victims of the human immunodeficiency virus in recent years, according to several speakers at a lecture held at Dartmouth-Hitchcock Medical Center on Friday.

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Daily Debriefing

July 5, 2010

Susan Wright, former College administrator and wife of former College President James Wright, will serve on the Board of Trustees at Colby-Sawyer College, according to a June press release from the New Hampshire college.

Comic strips loosely based on White River Junction offer varying interpretations of the town in
Arts

Comics newspaper provides various depictions of WRJ

By Robert szypko | July 5, 2010

Courtesy of Caboosewrj.blogspot.com Courtesy of Caboosewrj.blogspot.com Perhaps an image of a robot tearing down buildings isn't the first thing that comes to mind when thinking of White River Junction, Vt., but this is only one of the zany and outlandish scenarios brought to life in "Caboose: An exhibition of comics about White River Junction," where cartoonists put unusual reimaginations of the town to paper.

Opinion

The Cramming Mentality

By Andrew Clay | July 5, 2010

With each new term come fresh term papers. Common among social science and humanities courses, these papers often replace the final exam and serve as a culmination of the material covered in the course.

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