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Dick's House to offer free HPV vaccinations

By Carolyn Kylstra | January 10, 2007

The Women's Health Program at Dick's House projects that by next September, Dartmouth will provide free vaccinations against the human papillomavirus to female students under 19 as a part of a New Hampshire Department of Health and Human Services immunization project.

The figure skating team will have a chance to capture a fourth consecutive national title later this year.
Sports

Winter club sports kick off

By Cecily Kaya | January 10, 2007

Jennie Post / The Dartmouth Staff The new year starts off with a fresh slate for many of the club teams representing Dartmouth in their winter seasons of competition.

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Consulting Club hosts alumni panel

By Ashley Zuzek | January 10, 2007

Students demonstrated their interest in consulting at a discussion hosted by the Consulting Club on Tuesday night, in which two Dartmouth alumni, both associates at the Boston Consulting Group, spoke to a large crowd about their job.

Opinion

A Vote on the Mascot

By Zach Moore | January 9, 2007

On the issue of the Dartmouth Indian I am one of the group, which I believe is the vast majority, tired of sanctimonious calls for sensitivity and sick of the blatantly offensive materials that motivate them.

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Ed. profs revisit elementary school

By JR Santo | January 9, 2007

Instead of reading about weather in a science textbook, local fourth graders are building their own meteorological instruments to learn about wind's influence on weather patterns.

Co-captain Todd Wood '07, sporting a purple headband, has led the men's squash team to its early successes.
Sports

Squash squads squish college and professional competition

By Hilary Becker | January 9, 2007

Jennifer Garfinkel / The Dartmouth Senior Staff This past weekend Dartmouth played host to the 21st annual Snowflake Tournament, which saw the men's and women's squash teams compete against a variety of opponents, including players from Wesleyan, Northeastern, Smith and Hamilton.

Opinion

In defense of the trustee nomination process

By Rick Routhier | January 9, 2007

To the Editor: In his recent column, David Glovsky '08 compares the nomination of Dartmouth alumni trustee candidates to the election of political representatives and calls for greater democracy and transparency in the election of trustees to the Board ("More Democracy in Trustee Elections," Jan.

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In one carcinogen, DMS researchers find a cancer cure

By William Schpero | January 9, 2007

Arsenite, a compound commonly used in pesticides and glass production, may counter-intuitively work as a treatment for a rare form of cancer, according to a team of Dartmouth researchers led by Dartmouth Medical School instructor of pharmacology and toxicology Sutisak Kitareewan.

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Entrepreneurs recount tales of success, failure

By Zach Swiss | January 9, 2007

Two graduates from the Tuck School of Business and one from the Thayer School of Engineering spoke about their experiences starting businesses fresh out of school -- with varing results -- at a panel discussion at Tuck Monday night. Gregg Fairbrothers '76, a professor at Tuck, moderated the panel, titled "The Risks and Rewards of Starting a Company After Graduation." According to Fairbrothers, the three recent graduates reflect the three primary outcomes for aspiring entrepreneurs. "Shyam [Yadati Th '01] is the example of the failure," Fairbrothers said.

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Police Blotter

January 9, 2007

Jan. 4, 11:29 a.m., North Main Street Hanover Police were called when a man entered the back seat of a woman's car and asked for a ride.

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Habitat volunteers granted PE credit

By JR Santo | January 9, 2007

Starting this term, students can fulfill the College's physical education requirement while performing community service, thanks to the athletic department's recent decision to grant credit to Habitat for Humanity project participants. Susie Chung '07 and Tyler Brown '07, co-chairs of Habitat for Humanity at Dartmouth, formalized the plan with Associate Director of Athletics Roger Demment.

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