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Sports

Meyer '10 leads on and off court

By Chad Hollis | January 28, 2010

Jared Bookman / The Dartmouth Staff Jared Bookman / The Dartmouth Staff It is hard to watch a women's basketball game without noticing feisty and vocal co-captain Michelle Meyer '10.

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Student organization strives for accessibility

By Eliza Relman | January 27, 2010

Sarah Irving / The Dartmouth Staff Sarah Irving / The Dartmouth Staff Access By Leadership in Equity a new student organization seeking to raise awareness about students with disabilities has launched efforts to facilitate greater campus dialogue about accessibility in its first weeks in existence, according to co-directors Emily Broas '11 and Rebecca Gotlieb '12. ABLE's goals include providing a peer-to-peer support network for students with disabilities, raising awareness about both visible and invisible disabilities, and improving College accommodations for these students by serving as a voice for the community. "We really want to de-stigmatize the issue," Broas said.

News

Daily Debriefing

By Jamila Ma | January 27, 2010

The first Dartmouth-Hitchcock Medical Center team to respond to the Jan. 12 earthquake in Haiti returned to New Hampshire late Monday night, the Associated Press reported.

Sports

Rec League Legends

January 27, 2010

After last week's first-ever athletic defeat to Dartmouth track star Joe Tracy '12, the Rec League Legends iced their biceps, rebuilt their egos (by looking up their high school stats) and came back ready to take on the D-I establishment once more. All week, the Legends' inboxes were flooded with challenges from the top athletes in the Upper Valley.

News

Geithner '83 takes heat from House committee

January 27, 2010

U.S. Treasury Secretary Timothy Geithner '83 defended the controversial bailout of insurance company American International Group at a House Committee on Oversight and Government Reform hearing on Wednesday, contending that the bailout was necessary to prevent a second Great Depression. Several analysts, however, argued that Geithner's ties to the AIG bailout could damage his credibility as Treasury secretary, Reuters reported.

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Arts

Mezzotints at Hood depict celebrity

January 27, 2010

Kasia Vincunas Kasia Vincunas Mezzotints, though not a very well-known form of printmaking, have recently garnered attention in the art world following the British Museum's acquisition of over 7,000 examples of the medium, collectively valued at 1,250,000.

Opinion

Breaking Down the Bubble

By Ben Gonin | January 27, 2010

Dartmouth's sensational response to the crisis in Haiti led by Students at Dartmouth for Haiti Relief, has exceeded all expectations.

Opinion

Let's Talk About Sexting

By Spenser Mestel | January 27, 2010

When teenagers fall in love, as they sometimes do, it can get ugly. Made irrational by a potent blend of hormones, peer pressure and angst, teenagers routinely do things they later come to regret.

Opinion

Learning from Haiti

By Brendan Woods | January 26, 2010

Good job, Dartmouth. It's not over, but you've done well. According to the Partners in Health web site, you are currently leading every other college in giving to PIH's efforts in Haiti.

Opinion

LETTER TO THE EDITOR: Union of Community

By Earl Sweet | January 26, 2010

Tothe Editor: Chris Talamo's column ("One Community,'" Jan. 22) offered good thoughts on the meaning of community at Dartmouth but misunderstood what the members of SEIU Local 560 are saying about layoffs. The staff is willing to help the College meet its challenges.

News

Daily Debriefing

By Greg Berger | January 26, 2010

Yale lab technician Raymond Clark III pled not guilty to the murder of Yale graduate student Annie Le in a hearing at the New Haven Superior Court on Tuesday, the Yale Daily News reported.

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Arts

‘The Lovely Bones' fails to impress

By medha raj | January 26, 2010

Courtesy of AwardsDaily.com Courtesy of AwardsDaily.com Humans are naturally attracted to morbid events a fact that both the book (2002) and film (2009) versions of "The Lovely Bones" exploit and develop.

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