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Professor receives award from NSF

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Dartmouth computer science professor Lorenzo Torresani recently received an award from the National Science Foundation in recognition of his search for an improved algorithm for image-searching as well as his integration of research and teaching, according to the NSF website. The funding award, which started April 1 and lasts until March 31, 2013, is part of the NSF's Faculty Early Career Development program, according to the NSF web site.





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Daily Debriefing

In protest of Arizona's new immigration law, which many view as encouraging discrimination against Latinos, a number of students accepted to the University of Arizona's honors program declined their offer of admission and will attend other institutions, Inside Higher Ed reported.




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Study: Regional trends found in cardiology test

Cardiologists' fears of malpractice suits may contribute to the regional differences in cardiologists' tendency to prescribe tests and treatments for patients' problems, according to a recent study by a team that included two Dartmouth professors, "Variation in Cardiologists' Propensity to Test and Treat," published in the journal Circulation: Cardiovascular Quality and Outcomes.


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Arts

‘Zanna, Don't!' kicks off first-ever Pride Theater Festival

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Allison Levy / The Dartmouth Senior Staff Allison Levy / The Dartmouth Senior Staff In the musical "Zanna, Don't!," one of the play's (literally) colorful characters asks "If musical theater doesn't address important political issues, what will?" This line epitomizes the goal of the Dartmouth Pride Theater Festival's directors, Chiara Klein '10 and Addie Gorlin '11, who have worked together since Winter term to organize the festival.



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Sports

Men's lax falls to Brown in OT

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Nicholas Root / The Dartmouth Staff Nicholas Root / The Dartmouth Staff The Dartmouth men's lacrosse team suffered a heartbreaking loss at the hands of Brown University on Saturday, falling to the Bears in overtime, 10-9. If the Big Green (5-8, 2-4 Ivy) had won the game it would have made the Ivy League tournament as Harvard University lost to Yale University earlier in the day, giving Dartmouth a chance at a playoff berth. Head coach Andy Towers said the loss was disheartening because the team was improving. "It is disappointing for the season to end when we were peaking," he said.


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Women's rowing wins, men lose

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Nicholas Root / The Dartmouth Staff Nicholas Root / The Dartmouth Staff In their last regattas before the Eastern Sprints, the women's rowing team bested Cornell University, while the men's heavyweight team fell to the University of Wisconsin and the men's lightweight team lost a nail-biter to the Big Red. The women (12-2, 3-2 Ivy), who raced in Hanover, had one of their best races of the season, as Cornell is traditionally a solid team. "Every boat got faster, and that was pretty exciting," captain Sarah Alexander '10 said.


After losing the first two games of a four-game series to Harvard, the Big Green baseball rallied on Sunday, winning the third game 9-0 and the fourth 9-7.
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Baseball secures bid to Ivy League Championship

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Carnival for a Cause raises $2,200

Sophie Novack / The Dartmouth Staff Sophie Novack / The Dartmouth Staff In what may become an annual event, Carnival for a Cause attracted approximately 300 participants and raised $2,200 for the National Down Syndrome Society on Saturday, according to event organizer Kyle Battle '11.


Sports

ONE-ON-ONE: Bean and Brooks

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Last week, I chatted with a couple of Dartmouth baseball pitchers who made the bold claim that the members of the pitching squad are the best athletes on the field.



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Softball's season ends with four losses to Harvard

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Ashley Mitchell / The Dartmouth Staff Ashley Mitchell / The Dartmouth Staff In a winner-take-all four-game series against Harvard University, the Dartmouth softball team fell behind early and had no answer to the Crimson's big bats, as the Big Green's run for a second-straight Ivy League North Division title was cut short. Harvard (25-20, 17-3 Ivy) swept Dartmouth (13-26, 11-9 Ivy) in the four-game series. "I think we just put way too much pressure on ourselves," co-captain Alyssa Parker '10 said. The Big Green opened its final series of the season trailing Harvard by two games and needing to take three of four games from the Crimson in order to claim a share of the division crown. The Dartmouth losses on Saturday gave Harvard a four-game lead with two games left to play, ending the Big Green's title chase. In the opener, the Crimson came out blazing, jumping to a 4-0 lead in the first inning highlighted by a three-run shot from sophomore Whitney Shaw. The situation would not improve for the Big Green for the rest of the day, as the Crimson starter Rachel Brown went to work and methodically broke down Dartmouth's lineup with almost unhittable pitches. "We were gearing up to face more speed against Rachel Brown," Parker said.



Opinion

The Missing Dimension

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Every year, prospective students grace Dartmouth's campus during Dimensions weekend. And almost every year the weather uncharacteristically cooperates (thank you Sun God for turning around the forecast this year with your omnipotent mask and boom box). But year after year, the College blatantly excludes early decision members of the incoming class from its annual Spring bash.


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Body of missing kayaker found near Lyme

An autopsy report by the New Hampshire Medical Examiner's office has positively identified a recently recovered body as missing kayaker Alan Benjamin of Rochester, Vt, the New Hampshire Fish and Game Department said in a press release Friday.