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Wright's tenure marked by fin. aid, Greek policy

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When College President James Wright spoke at the April 1998 meeting held to announce his selection as the College's 16th president, he stressed his commitment to Dartmouth's financial aid program, a pledge he has continued to work to fulfill throughout his tenure.





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Spring Sports Preview

BEN GETTINGER / The Dartmouth Staff WOMEN'S GOLF After finishing ninth out of 17 teams at the ECAC Championships in the fall, the Big Green women's golf team is gearing up for it s spring season. Co-captains Lauren Strickler '09 and Tory Sheppard '09 are two of the team's most successful golfers.



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Toe to Toe: Knapp versus Rose (Knapp)

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The Dartmouth Writer's Note: This is the seventh part in an ongoing series of Michael Knapp dominating Jordan Rose in debates on the topic of Dartmouth sports. Unable to think of a topic this week, Jordan and I turned to our good friend Adam for advice.




Robbie Pride '10 scored six points and grabbed two rebounds in Dartmouth's crucial victory over Columbia on Saturday night in Hanover.
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Men's basketball's tournament chances in limbo

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ANDREW FOUST / The Dartmouth Staff The Dartmouth men's basketball team fell to Cornell Friday night 75-57, delivering a major blow to the Big Green's postseason chances. The loss to Cornell dropped the Big Green to three games back in the Ivy League standings with three games left in the season.









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Daily Debriefing

The National Science Foundation recently recognized Thayer School of Engineering Professor Petia Vlahovska for excellence as an emerging teacher and researcher, the College announced in a Feb.


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Marcuse '04 discusses foreign policy careers

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Students pursuing careers in foreign policy often lose their way in a competitive job market, Josh Marcuse '04, president and founder of Young Professionals in Foreign Policy, told an audience of about 40 students on Friday afternoon.


Health care industry leaders met for the third annual Tuck School of Business Health Care Conference on Friday.
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Tuck holds conference on health

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IAN BLUMENTHAL / The Dartmouth Staff Pharmaceutical companies must develop a more sustainable model of health care, panelists said at the third annual Tuck Global Health Care Conference, hosted Friday afternoon at the Tuck School of Business.