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Varsity Squared: Two-sport athletes at Dartmouth

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The life of a varsity athlete at Dartmouth presents both athletic and academic challenges. It means hours of practice every day and requires the ability to manage whatever time one has have left in order to keep up with a strenuous school schedule. Now, imagine multiplying it all by two. With athletic training and practice almost year-round, two-sport athletes must be dedicated to spending much of their time in Hanover.


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Daily Debriefing

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A six-year study of Gates Millennium Scholarship Program applicants suggests that black students who major in "high-paying fields" tend to make less money immediately after graduating college than Asian-American and Hispanic-American students who major in the same fields, according to the Chronicle of Higher Education.


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Teach For America sees increased applications

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If there is a silver lining in the recent Wall Street meltdown, it may be the opportunity for Dartmouth seniors to pursue postgraduate options they would not have otherwise considered, like Teach For America, according to Monica Wilson, associate director of employer relations.


Students celebrate President-elect Barack Obama's Tuesday victory in an Office of Pluralism and Leadership event Sunday in Collis Common Ground.
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Students celebrate Obama's victory

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Sarah Irving / The Dartmouth Staff Five days after hundreds of students staged a spontaneous celebration across campus following the victory of President-elect Barack Obama, approximately 70 members of the Dartmouth community gathered together for a second Obama celebration in Collis Common Ground on Sunday night.


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Panel assesses an Obama presidency

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President-elect Barack Obama will inherit an inauspicious slate of challenges, the likes of which have not confronted incoming presidents in decades, when he begins his term in January, an interdisciplinary panel of professors agreed.


Chairman of the Board of Trustees Ed Haldeman '70 solicits student input on the College presidential search and budget cuts at a forum on Friday.
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Committee meets with potential presidents

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JENNIFER ARGOTE/The Dartmouth Staff / The Dartmouth Staff The presidential search committee to find a successor for retiring College President James Wright has met with potential candidates and experts who specialize in higher education leadership searches, and is on target to begin interviewing candidates in January, Al Mulley '70, a member of the Board of Trustees and chairman of the committee, said in an interview with The Dartmouth.








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Overheard

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'10 Theta Delt: I was in Collis, and some girls started crying and stuff. Dude, girls are going to be so horny because Barack won. '10 Panarchist [watching Election Day coverage]: I don't want to remember who won tomorrow morning! '09 TriKap: Hoorah!




Mirror

Counterpoint: Condemning smokers is hypocritical

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Dartmouth students are notorious for letting their "vices" meander into casual conversation. As long as they do not venture into "self-call" territory, nonchalant mentions of unprotected (or simply promiscuous) sex, binge-drinking, drugs and, for the less adventurous, procrastination, mean bonus points in the Dartmouth social arena.


Mirror

Point: A letter from mom

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I'm once again in the middle of midterms. I've got a cold; there's laundry piled up on my floor; I have no idea what classes I want to take next term and no time to write for The Mirror this week.