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Toe to Toe: Knapp vs. Rose (Rose)

By Jordan Rose | April 6, 2009

Knapp and I are going to shy away from an entire Toe To Toe on the Final Four, because in my mind, there is not much that either of us could write that hasn't been said before.

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Toe to Toe: Knapp vs. Rose (Knapp)

By Michael Knapp | April 6, 2009

Spring has sprung. As I write this column, which Jordan and I decided would serve to both to gain valuable facetime for our respective sports, as well as to preview the NCAA basketball championships, I am sitting on a bus driving back from our first race of the season.

Both the heavyweight and women's crew teams overcame tough conditions to sweep their races over the weekend.
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Crew finishes weekend with near-perfect results

April 6, 2009

Maggie Goldstein / The Dartmouth Staff Both the Big Green men's heavyweight and women's crews swept their races this weekend during their first regattas of the year. The men's lightweight crew began the season by capturing victories in three out of their four races against the University of Delaware this weekend. The Big Green women's squad overcame difficult racing conditions during Saturday's regatta, topping Northeastern University, the University of Rhode Island and Boston College. The Dartmouth women's varsity eight clocked in at 7:38.7, just ahead of Northeastern, who finished in 7:43.7. Battling strong headwinds and plowing through white caps, the Big Green women established a half-length lead at the settle, and a full-length lead by the 500-meter mark. The morning's choppy waters and 20 miles per hour gusts made for a rough first 500 meters, according to captain Kate Harney '09, although the squads adapted to the conditions. "For rowing, wind is an important factor," she said.

Opinion

Short Answer

By The Opinion Staff | April 6, 2009

Friday's Verbum Ultimum discussed the proposed amendment to the Association of Alumni constitution.What single reform (if any) do you think the trustee election process needs most?

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Twitter Me This

By Emily Johnson | April 6, 2009

The other night, I wincingly answered a phone call from my mother, expecting to be chastised yet again for neglecting summer job applications, or questioned for the hundredth time about Parent's Weekend.

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Daily Debriefing

April 6, 2009

Student Assembly joined with several other campus organizations to sponsor the Live Campus concert series on Friday.

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Endersby gives engineering lecture

By Erin Jaeger | April 6, 2009

Engineers must consider the environmental impact of their product designs now more than ever before because of the increasing threats of global climate change and resource depletion, industry professional Stephen Endersby said in a lecture Friday afternoon.

Dartmouth Model United Nations held a conference this weekend that was attended by 217 high school students.
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Model U.N. conf. held at College

By Katie Gonzalez | April 6, 2009

Jessica Griffen / The Dartmouth Senior Staff Correction appended### High school students donned suits and assumed new identities as United Nations delegates during the fourth annual Dartmouth Model United Nations conference, hosted by the Dartmouth Model U.N.

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Student pleads guilty to financial aid fraud

April 6, 2009

Mohammad Usman, a former member of the Class of 2010, pled guilty last Thursday, April 2, to falsely claiming thousands of dollars in financial aid and grants from the College, including Tucker Foundation internship funding, according to court documents. Usman left the College after his 2008 Summer term.

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Former Dartmouth student pleads guilty to financial aid fraud

April 3, 2009

Mohammad Usman, a former member of the Class of 2010 who left Dartmouth after his 2008 Summer term, pled guilty on Thursday to falsely claiming thousands of dollars in financial aid from the College, including Tucker Foundation internship funding, according to court documents. Dartmouth spokesman Roland Adams would not confirm whether Usman left the College voluntarily, citing privacy laws. Usman admitted in federal court to committing identify fraud and higher education student assistance fraud.

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Daily Debriefing

By Andrew Wells | April 3, 2009

Two Brown University undergraduates who spent their spring break together in Trinidad have yet to return to the university, prompting the State Department to begin an investigation on Thursday, CBS KYTX-TV reported.

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Trauma from infant siblings' death lasts for life, study finds

By Robert szypko | April 3, 2009

The memory of an infant sibling dying in a neonatal intensive care unit significantly affects older siblings for the rest of their lives, according to a recent study published in The Journal of Pediatrics by researchers at Dartmouth Medical School. The study's authors, DMS professors Joanna Fanos, George Little and William Edwards, drew their research from interviews with 13 adults and one adolescent whose siblings died in infancy at the Neonatal Intensive Care Unit at Dartmouth-Hitchcock Medical Center between 1980 and 1990. According to the study, six participants reported "veiled" or secretive family communication, seven gave accounts of parents' ongoing grief and 11 reported high degrees of anxiety, particularly concerning pregnancy and their mothers' well being. Siblings of deceased infants often experience depression, anger, guilt and helplessness, the study found.

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