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/TThe Dartmouth men's basketball team is off to its best start in conference play in 10 years, currently claiming the number-three spot in the Ivy League standings.
Sports

Toe to Toe: Knapp vs. Rose (Knapp)

By Michael Knapp | February 9, 2009

Jared Bookman / The Dartmouth Staff The Dartmouth men's basketball program just had its most successful weekend in recent memory, beating both Brown and Yale in heroic fashion on consecutive nights.

Dan Freeman '10 won his single matches in the number-one spot against both Army and Binghamton this weekend.
Sports

Tennis rebounds after losses to sweep Army 9-0

February 9, 2009

Andy Foust / The Dartmouth Staff The Big Green men's tennis team came alive Sunday, sweeping Army after losing to University of North Carolina at Greensboro and University of Binghamton earlier in the weekend.

The Big Green men's basketball team edged out Brown in overtime Friday and went on to defeat Yale by three points on Saturday.
Sports

Men's basketball squeaks past Brown, Yale at home

February 9, 2009

Jared Bookman / The Dartmouth Staff The Dartmouth men's basketball team picked up two important home wins against Brown and Yale over the weekend. Dartmouth beat Brown 63-61 in overtime on Friday night.

News

Daily Debriefing

By Ann Baum | February 9, 2009

The members of the College's Task Force on Sexual and Physical Assault will include Taylor Holt '09, Soo Hyun Roh '10, Alexandra Schindler '10 and Derek Weiss '09, according to an e-mail from special assistant to the Dean of the College Katherine Burke.

Thayer School of Engineering professor Ian Baker discusses his research about impurities in the polar ice caps during his Friday lecture, part of the Thayer School's Jones Seminar Series.
News

Prof. discusses ice-cap impurities

By Erin Jaeger | February 9, 2009

SAM RAUCH / The Dartmouth Chemical impurities may explain the recent shift and detachment of many polar ice caps, Thayer School of Engineering professor Ian Baker said Friday in a lecture given as part of the Thayer School's Jones Seminar Series.

News

'Our Green' provides online College calendar

By Jen Buchholz | February 9, 2009

"Our Green," a comprehensive online calendar created by students to serve as a hub for student groups and campus organizations, is scheduled to be launched during Winter Carnival weekend, according to the web site's creators. The web site allows group leaders to create web pages and publicize events from one central web location.

News

Board announces tuition increase

February 9, 2009

The College's Board of Trustees approved a 4.8 percent increase in tuition and a 13 percent increase in financial aid for the 2009-2010 academic year during its meeting in New York City this weekend. The Board has not yet made public the specifics of its plan to respond to the economic crisis and address Dartmouth's $40 million shortfall.

Opinion

Aligning Our Incentives

By Andy Kim | February 9, 2009

The New York Times reported last week that President Obama and Treasury Secretary Timothy Geithner '83 will propose amendments to executive compensation packages for companies receiving government aid, which include the likes of Citigroup, Bank of America, Chrysler, GM and AIG.

Richard Dreyfuss plays journalist Ben Kritzer in professor Joseph Sutton's new play,
Arts

Play written by theater prof. shows in London's Old Vic

By Lucy Randall | February 9, 2009

Courtesy of guardian.co.uk Even after a long string of successes on the stage, playwright Joseph Sutton '76 said he still has the same butterflies on opening night that his students have before finals. Sutton, a Dartmouth theater professor, is the author of the new play "Complicit," which debuted this winter at London's Old Vic Theatre.

Sports

Advertising budget likely to face cuts, Hopkins says

February 6, 2009

As the College's endowment falters, any budget cuts to the advertising and marketing offices of the athletic department will depend on the amount of corporate sponsorships received this year, according to Sam Hopkins, associate athletic director for marketing and promotions. Hopkins said that there is a direct correlation between these sponsorship sales and how much money can be allotted to Big Green promotions. "It all depends on how well sponsorship sales go," he said.

Mirror

Overheards

By The Dartmouth | February 6, 2009

'10 Girl: I dont know why guys always assume we want relationships, I mean all I want to do is play pong and hook up. '11 KDE: I'm a top search on juicy campus... I'M SO F*CKING IMPORTANT! Girl in Hop 1: Just because you suck at pong... Girl in Hop 2: Doesn't mean you're a bad person. Girl in Hop 3: But they're DEFINITELY correlated. '10 Sigma Delt: I think I came out at birth. While discussing the Heorot igloo: '09 Alpha Phi: Maybe we should build an igloo, too!

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