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KDE hosts charity potluck dinner

By Jennifer Gaudette | January 29, 2007

Pasta, pies and cookies greeted students who braved the cold to attend "Feast for a Dream," a charity potluck hosted by Kappa Delta Epsilon sorority Friday night. The potluck dinner, organized entirely by undergraduates, was held to raise awareness for Dance for a Dream, an event coordinated by Dartmouth Medical School students.

Ashley Taylor '07, coming off a 30-point effort, deferred to teammates as the Big Green beat Brown.
Sports

Women's basketball gets boosts from unusual sources

By Paul Glenn | January 29, 2007

Asafu Suzuki / The Dartmouth Staff The Dartmouth women's basketball team split its Ivy League weekend series, defeating Brown 61-44, but falling to Yale in a 63-56 thriller that was decided in the final minutes. On Saturday, the Big Green traveled to New Haven to face a tough Yale opponent that was looking to tie a school record with a seven-game home winning streak.

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Men's basketball splits weekend

By Mike Knapp | January 29, 2007

The Dartmouth men's basketball team split two games of a home stand this weekend. After beating Brown 56-52 on Friday night, the Big Green dropped Saturday night's contest to Yale by a score of 71-64. On Friday night, Dartmouth (7-10, 2-2 Ivy) took its biggest lead over the Bears (6-12, 1-2 Ivy) on a three-point play by Alex Barnett '09, which made the score 46-37 with 10 minutes to play.

Opinion

Thanks, Safety and Security

By Jon Wisniewski | January 29, 2007

The idea to write this came to me during my last ride in a Safety and Security cruiser. Most of my first eight terms here saw my wild imagination produce myriad conspiratorial metaphors to describe the antagonism, produced by the simple fact of drinking on campus, inherent in the student-Safety and Security relationship.

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Gadgets & Games: Get addicted

By Loufei Deng | January 26, 2007

Nike + iPod If you own an iPod nano and jog frequently (or want to go running and need encouragement), then the Nike + iPod Sport Kit is worth a good, hard look.

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Amphitheater to fill Shower Towers' void

By Grace Wyler | January 26, 2007

Blinded and deafened by clouds of dust and the sound of wrecking balls, students walking on the pathway north of Baker-Berry Library are beginning to notice the demolition of the Gerry and Bradley buildings.

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Money Matters: Class on campus

By Lense Gebre-Mariam | January 26, 2007

"Don't Ask, Don't Tell" might well be the motto that embodies most discussions of class and its significance at Dartmouth. Amma Bofa '09 rushes out of Reed Hall and across the Green after her final class of the day dissolves.

Opinion

The SA Farce

By David Day | January 26, 2007

It is official. The Student Assembly is the most worthless organization on campus. However, considering the oh-so-juicy expos on the rebel faction led by former Academic Committee Chair Adam Shpeen '07, the weak defense of his presidency by our President Tim Andreadis '07, and Andreadis' secret manifesto calling for a frat-free world, our worthless and lame Assembly hasn't been this terrible since, well, about 1769. Flashback to two years ago when Assembly President Julia Hildreth '05 got funding to buy new BlitzMail terminals for the school.

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Mirror PicKs

By The Dartmouth Mirror | January 26, 2007

Book: "Secrets of the Tomb: Skull and Bones, the Ivy League and the Hidden Paths of Power" by Alexandra Robbins Yale's Order of the Skull and Bones, the main focus of this book, is a secret society steeped in myth, tradition and ambiguity.

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IFC finishes guidelines for new Greek houses

By Amita Kulkarni | January 26, 2007

The Interfraternity Council finalized an amended set of guidelines for Greek organizations seeking sponsorship from the College on Monday, outlining new criteria that will make the process of accepting new organizations into the IFC more objective. They will affect not only new organizations hoping to gain acceptance on campus but also currently instated IFC organizations. With the changes, any new organization must be able to demonstrate the interest of at least 10 students on campus or a number that is one-quarter the membership of the smallest IFC organization, whichever is smaller.

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Daily Debriefing

By Compiled by JR Santo | January 26, 2007

The University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill admissions office mistakenly sent 2,700 applicants e-mail notifications of admission on Wednesday.

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