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New College program to let students invest $300k

By Nick Swanson | January 17, 2007

Investing $300,000 is usually an activity reserved for the comfortably wealthy. But beginning in February, a dozen Dartmouth students who join the newly formed Investment and Philanthropy Program can exercise control over that much money, without spending a dime of their own funds. The program, currently accepting applications, aims to give participants practical experience in asset and portfolio management while making philanthropic decisions. "What we envision for this experience is something a little different from the typical student organization," said Gordon Taylor, an associate dean and executive officer at the College.

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Zete to be re-recognized in 2009

By Christine Paquin | January 17, 2007

After six years without College recognition, the Zeta Psi Fraternity Alumni Association agreed last month that its Dartmouth chapter will cease function and stop accepting new members until the fall of 2009 when it can be re-recognized by the College.

Opinion

A Call for Change at SA

By Adam Shpeen | January 17, 2007

Unfortunately, this past term has marked a low point for Student Assembly. Under the leadership of Tim Andreadis '07, the Assembly has done little to effect real change on campus and to promote broad student interests.

Opinion

Racism, Laughter and Unity

By Peter Gray | January 17, 2007

Is race funny? If you said no, then you have a lot of thinking to do. Many of comedy's greatest moments owe their humor to the social divides of our past.

Opinion

No dedication to research

By Derek Brand | January 17, 2007

To the Editor: Jacob Baron '10 notes ("The Rural University Paradox," Jan. 16) that Dartmouth is ranked low on two highly respected rankings of international universities.

Arts

Hop show charts studio art professor's creative evolution

By Brittany Coombs | January 17, 2007

Last Tuesday, people sat in the aisles, crouched on the floor and crowded the doorway of Loew Auditorium to get a good look at the renowned professor who would briefly introduce her own paintings, pastels and prints that were to be unveiled in the Jaffe-Friede & Strauss Galleries later that evening.

Sports

Track continues fast start, dusting UNH and UVM

By Heita Miki | January 16, 2007

The Dartmouth men's and women's indoor track teams continued to impress this weekend, as the Big Green squads won their first tri-meet of the season by demolishing local rivals University of New Hampshire and University of Vermont at Leverone Field House in Hanover.

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Belafonte speech honors MLK

By Astrid Bradley | January 16, 2007

In a crowded Spaulding Auditorium, entertainer and activist Harry Belafonte delivered the keynote address for the College's celebration of Martin Luther King Jr.

Sports

Figure skating squad dances its way to collegiate dominance

By Sharon Dauson | January 16, 2007

With three national titles under their belts and four undefeated seasons, Dartmouth's figure skating team is busy training for what promises to be another successful season and preparing to host the National Championships in April. Dartmouth's figure skating team has qualified for every National Collegiate Figure Skating Championship since 2000, and this past April, the Big Green won a third consecutive national title, continuing the Dartmouth skaters' undefeated streak that began in the fall of 2003.

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Recruiting deadline passes Monday

By Marina Agapakis | January 16, 2007

While the long weekend afforded many students extra time to relax, a number spent their days completing cover letters and resumes for the major summer internship recruiting deadline Monday.

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Daily Debriefing

By Compiled by William Schpero | January 16, 2007

Tom Byrne '55, chairman of the Hanover Chamber of Commerce, is set to retire. He will also retire as general manager of the Hanover Improvement Society, the non-profit organization that owns the Nugget Theater, Storrs Pond Recreation Area and James Campion Ice Rink.

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