Study makes quantum physics breakthrough

By using a stream of electrons to cause vibrations in a crystal, a team of Dartmouth physicists established a link between the traditionally separate worlds of classical and quantum mechanics in a study published July 1, according to physics professor and head researcher Alex Rimberg.

Reboot and Rally

My 10X goal: To single-handedly turn the label "tech geek" into a coveted social status. Let's be real: I want to make your new universal remote more exciting than Free Burrito Day at Bolocco. I am a geek, and I'm proud.

Overheards

'10's Dad: Who's Lady Gaga? '11 Former Rugby Player: What's deodorant? Prof in 10A: I found a search on my son's computer for "Flinstone Porn." '13 Redhead: Did you know that all of the world's most ultra orthodox religions believe that the messiah will be a redhead?

Hanover Inn contracts Pyramid Hotel Group

The College has contracted Pyramid Hotel Group -- a private hotel company based in Boston -- to assume the day-to-day management responsibilities at the Hanover Inn, according to an e-mail sent to the Dartmouth community by Senior Vice President Steven Kadish on Friday. Pyramid -- which has operated hotels at other peer institutions such as Harvard University and the University of Pennsylvania -- will begin its supervision of the Hanover Inn on August 1, the e-mail said. "The Inn has changed over the past 200 years and this is part of its ongoing evolution," Kadish said in the e-mail. Dartmouth employees at the Inn can elect to become Pyramid employees, the e-mail said. "We expect Pyramid to bring opportunities to the employees and also make improvements that should benefit the overall guest experience," Kadish wrote in the e-mail. Pyramid will report to the College's campus planning and facilities department.

Ricciardone '73 nominated as Ambassador of Turkey

Francis Ricciardone '73 has been nominated to fill the position of United States Department of State Ambassador to the Republic of Turkey by President Barack Obama, according to a July 1 White House press release.

Deciphering Dartmouth Debauchery: 10X is not the real world

You're not yet ready to face the real world? Well, you're in luck: it's sophomore Summer! While some students are slaving away at desk jobs, dying in their impersonal cubicles, you are preparing for a summer of shameless shenanigans. Contrary to popular belief, sophomore Summer was originally instated by the College in order to reward students for their hard work during the year by awarding a term of academic credit in the absence of real schoolwork.

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Sophomore Summer Swindle

In news that will surprise absolutely no one, "the Dartmouth Experience" is extremely expensive. Students pony up an average of over $18,500 per term to enjoy Dartmouth's world-class educational opportunities, high quality dining facilities, diverse residential options and yes, the intangible mystique, charm and culture of a campus steeped in over two and a half centuries of tradition.

DHMC launches surgery center

Courtesy of Clarence Adams Courtesy of Clarence Adams Dartmouth-Hitchcock Medical Center's new Outpatient Surgery Center has already provided services to approximately 30 patients since it opened on June 22, according to medical director Douglas Merrill.

Hear and Now: Sufjan Stevens returns to center stage

It's time to feel the Illi-noise again. Indie singer-songwriter Sufjan Stevens is reportedly working, at long last, on a new album.

Big Green Bus addresses oil spill

Correction Appended When BP's Deepwater Horizon oil rig exploded in the Gulf of Mexico on April 20, crew members of this year's Big Green Bus immediately recognized the significance of the spill for their upcoming summer tour.

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Kennedy to become Toledo president

After more than five years at the College, Brian Kennedy, director of the Hood Museum of Art will leave to become the President and Chief Executive Officer of the Toledo Museum of Art in September, Provost Carol Folt announced in an e-mail to the Dartmouth community Wednesday. Kennedy said he believes his "community-oriented" approach to museum management helped his candidacy for the position.

Daily Debriefing

The Tabard coed fraternity received a court date of July 14 for its trial for two counts of serving alcohol to underage individuals in an arraignment at the Lebanon District Court on Monday.

Indecent Disclosure

Last Friday, Natalie Colaneri '12 wrote a column bemoaning Dartmouth's "culture of artificially exaggerated happiness" ("The Happiness Dilemma"). Colaneri's piece was but the latest in a long line of opinion articles whose topics are based solely on the author's personal grievances.

DHMC team discovers cancer-related protein

After discovering a key protein in the process of cell division, a team of researchers at Norris Cotton Cancer Center is one step closer to understanding the long-standing mysteries of uncontrollable tumor cell multiplication.

STOPPAGE TIME: THE AMERICAN FRUSTRATION

After three weeks of watching the 2010 World Cup, it's hard to believe that after today, only eight out of the 32 countries in South Africa remain. Unfortunately for U.S.