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By The Dartmouth Staff | November 9, 2007

Book: "Extremely Loud and Incredibly Close" by Jonathan Safran Foer From the first paragraph, the reader is sucked into nine-year-old Oskar's world of random quandaries and silly adventures.

Dartmouth football will look to solidify its third-place standing this weekend.
Sports

Football analysis: Big Green football the favorite to finish third

By Will Schmidley | November 9, 2007

Jennie Post / The Dartmouth Staff Thanks to a profusion of big plays and complete domination in the turnover battle, Big Green football was able to put together its finest victory of the season against Cornell despite being outgained for the second weekend in a row. The Big Green defense forced an astounding seven turnovers, including five recovered fumbles (six forced) and two timely interceptions.

Opinion

Run, Colbert, Run!

By Chris Talamo | November 8, 2007

The worst times aren't those long nights before that paper is due, or the disappointing discovery of an empty mailbox after an arduous trek down to the Hop; for me, the worst times are those when I wake up to hear that another piece of America has died.

Opinion

The Laurelled Sons and Daughters

By Lucy Stonehill | November 8, 2007

In the late 18th century, Benjamin Franklin wrote anonymous letters to his own publishing company, disguising his identity so that people would pay more attention to what he was writing than to who was writing.

Women's basketball looks to build this year with six new team members.
Sports

Women's hoops ready to reclaim Ivy crown from Crimson

By Heita Miki | November 8, 2007

Thomas Bukowski / The Dartmouth Staff The Dartmouth women's basketball team, winners of 15 Ivy League titles, will look to go after their 16th conference crown and a berth in the NCAA tournament this upcoming winter after a season in which Harvard claimed the conference title over Dartmouth.

News

Daily Debriefing

By Compiled by Josh Roselman | November 8, 2007

After an August 2007 eight-week internal investigation into its billing practices, Dartmouth-Hitchcock Medical Center recently notified government agencies about potential irregularities at one of the center's clinical services, the Valley News reported on Nov.

Through Blackboard, professors can track when a student last accessed the web site and to see what, if any, documents the student chose to download.
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Profs monitor student Blackboard use

By Kate Farley | November 8, 2007

Courtesy of Blackboard For some, taking courses at Dartmouth is a game between professor and student, a game of completing the bare minimum number of readings that a student can get away with.

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Daily Debriefing

By Turia Lahlou | November 7, 2007

The Massachusetts Institute of Technology filed a negligence suit against architect Frank Gehry, accusing him of design flaws in the $300 million Stata Center in Cambridge, Mass, according to The Boston Globe.

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