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December 16, 2025 | Latest Issue
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The DDS Detective

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They put enough sauce on Collis stir-fry to fill a small tub. The alfredo sauce in the pasta bar has a tendency to taste like Cheez-whiz.



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Editor's Note

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Shirley Hu / The Dartmouth Staff Shirley Hu / The Dartmouth Staff This is the true story of seven students picked to live in a house, or yeah, I think I'm mixing my MTV metaphors too.



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Our Expectations vs. Our Reality at Dartmouth

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Before attending Dartmouth, I had the same conversation over and over, mostly with relative strangers while I was working as a waitress.It usually went something like this:"Where do you go to school?""I'm going to Dartmouth in the fall.""Oh man, you gotta like the cold.





LINDSAY ELLIS / THE DARTMOUTH SENIOR STAFF
News

Dartmouth completes $1.3 billion capital campaign

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Zach Kuster / The Dartmouth Staff Zach Kuster / The Dartmouth Staff Following a seven-year fund-raising campaign, the College announced Thursday that it had reached the $1.3 billion target in the Campaign for the Dartmouth Experience, a capital campaign aimed at raising funds for academic enterprises, residential and campus life, and financial aid. A press release posted on the College's web site stated that the campaign had received $1.308 billion as of the official Dec.





Benjamin Herson '02 and Jeff Deck '02 travel the nation editing typos on signs and billboards.
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Alums have a mission: editing nation's typos

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Courtesy of picasaweb.google.com Courtesy of picasaweb.google.com Jeff Deck '02 and Benjamin Herson '02 once hopped a barbed wire fence and skirted cacti to chalk over a giant apostrophe on a sign welcoming them to Arizona.


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Daily Debriefing

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The percentage of law students expecting to work in private law firms dropped to 50 percent this year, from 58 percent in each of the last three years, according to an annual survey by the Indiana University Center for Postsecondary Research, The Chronicle of Higher Education reported Wednesday.


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Nationwide, students seek MD-MBA degree

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Facing an increasingly complicated health-care industry, more students are turning to joint MD-MBA programs to become informed about the business and clinical sides of health care administration, MD-MBA program directors from several universities around the country told The Dartmouth. As interest peaks, more universities are beginning to offer joint MD-MBA programs to accommodate student demand, the program directors said. A typical medical education does not necessarily train future doctors to manage the business-related aspects of medicine, according to Andrew Vogel, associate director of graduate programs at the University of Cincinnati.



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Sports

Big Green squash returns to courts after break, training trip

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Tilman Dette / The Dartmouth Senior Staff Tilman Dette / The Dartmouth Senior Staff With winter break and scandal several weeks behind them, the Dartmouth men's and women's squash teams face a slew of nationally ranked opponents, but still hope to finish their seasons strong and climb into the national rankings. Both teams notched early wins to get the season off to a good start.


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Students launch online drink delivery service

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Dartmouth students preparing for Winter term hibernation can soon have drinks delivered in bulk directly to their dorm rooms or off-campus houses with the launch of ThirstD.com, a new business founded by four members of the Class of 2010.


Opinion

Reform to Rebound

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President Obama's first steps into serious policy-making were marred by mistakes and missed opportunities during the past year.


Opinion

Home for the Holidays?

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As I settled into Baker Library, strung out on Red Bull and EBA's, furiously procrastinating the inhumane amount of finals work assigned to me by my masochistic professors, I yearned for winter break like Richard Simmons yearns for a new pair of spandex.


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