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June 22, 2025 | Latest Issue
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Daily Debriefing

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Microsoft founder Bill Gates will donate more than $10 million to scientists researching creative medical proposals, according to The Chronicle of Higher Education.


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Burns details struggle with cancer

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John Burns, New York Times London Bureau chief and two-time Pulitzer Prize winner, for the first time publicly shared the details of his struggle with cancer to a full auditorium of approximately 150 attendees at the Dartmouth-Hitchcock Medical Center on Thursday.


Construction on New Hampshire Hall will likely be completed by spring.
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New Hamp to reopen Spring term

Jared Bookman / The Dartmouth Staff The ongoing renovation of New Hampshire Hall has led to several power outages in adjacent Topliff Hall, where smoke detectors in residents' rooms have been set off at least twice this fall due to construction-related complications.


Community members celebrate Diwali on the Green Sunday evening.
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Diwali celebration lights up Green

Sarah Irving / The Dartmouth Staff Fireworks spewed green sparks, illuminating the colorful clothing of the crowd gathered on the Green for Diwali, the Indian "Festival of Lights." The saris and skirts of southern India, the turbans of Punjabi Sikhs and the North Face jackets of Dartmouth students were all brilliantly lit side by side at the Dartmouth celebration of the Hindu New Year. The ceremony began at Rollins Chapel, where Hindus from Dartmouth and the local area worshipped before the idol of Lakshmi Puja, the goddess of wealth, good fortune and prosperity for the New Year. "These idols are a way for the human mind to comprehend an omniscient God," Tanuja Kulkarni '10, president of Shanti, the Hindu student organization, said. Though many of the worshippers at the event were Hindu, there were several Sikhs present as well.


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Residents feel heat of inflated energy costs

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As the price of oil heads to $60 per barrel and gasoline sits below $3 per gallon, many consumers may assume that energy price worries have been assuaged, according to Merilynn Bourne, executive director of Listen Community Services, an Upper Valley nonprofit group.



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Daily Debriefing

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The College Board announced the release of a new standardized test for eighth-graders, available next fall, according to The New York Times.



Google engineer Marc Donner gives a lecture on practical problem solving at the Rockefeller Center Thursday.
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Google engineer explains pragmatic problem solving

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Ricky Melgares Through a series of "war stories" from his years working in the computer science industry, Google engineering director Marc Donner illustrated pragmatic problem solving, the topic of his lecture at the Rockefeller Center Thursday. To describe how pragmatic problem solving works, Donner recounted three "shaggy dog stories," which he defined as stories that take a long time to get to the point. In his first story, Donner demonstrated the importance of fully understanding a problem before attempting to fix it. "Security is often a matter of identifying the actual problem and solving it, rather than using huge amounts of technology," he said. Donner recounted the recurring appearance of graffiti on New York subway trains in the 1970s and 1980s.



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Young voters will play a critical role in this year's election because the central issues directly affect their future, Former New Hampshire Governor and Democratic candidate for U.S.


Senator Joe Lieberman stumps for presidential candidate John McCain.
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Lieberman campaigns for McCain

Zach Ingbretsen / The Dartmouth Staff If Republican presidential nominee Senator John McCain is elected to the White House in November, the United States would have a bipartisan administration, something unseen since Abraham Lincoln, Sen.


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Overheard

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'09 Guy 1: Touch the Fire! '09 Guy 2: Touch each other! D-List '12 [outside Tabard, trying to get into disco 'tails without being on the invite list]: But I'm gay! '07 Kappa [to '08 BG]: Take your tongue out of my mouth!


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Spotlight: Brandon Aiono '11

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During his foreign study program in Beijing, China last summer, Brandon Aiono '11 tried to make a name for himself through karaoke and competitive dancing.


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Mirror Picks

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High School Musical 2 I'll admit that in terms of plot and quality of fake tan, the original High School Musical is by far superior to its sequel.


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Reboot and Rally

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Ever since T-Mobile introduced the first Sidekick way back in 2002, the phone-cum-messaging device has been a favorite of teenagers and hip-hop artists.



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Point: Slutty Halloween Costumes

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The standard argument on behalf of sexing it up as your favorite gendered occupation or stereotype for All Hallows' Eve is pretty simplistic: On this most holy of holidays, you're exempt from standard judgments by our puritanical society, and such a costume will significantly increase your odds of finding that fabulous fantasy-driven make-out.