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By Compiled by Frances Vernon | October 10, 2006

John H. Wasson, professor of community and family medicine at Dartmouth Medical School, is working with a team of researchers to help physicians lower the cost of running their practices and to increase patients' role in maintaining healthy lifestyles.

Sports

Sailing team divides and still conquers competition

By James W. Attridge | October 10, 2006

This weekend spread the Big Green sailors from the murky waters of Boston to the beautiful shores of Annapolis, testing the team's grit and drive in a mix of big breeze and light wind. Dartmouth sent a veteran team of Kate Hacker '07, Killarney Loufek '07, Betsy Bryant '08, Andrew Loe '06, Erik Storck '07 and Ben Sampson '08 to the Coast Guard Academy for the Hap Moore Team Race. Dartmouth's experience paid off, as the Big Green finished with 13 wins and three losses, good for second in a field of 12 of the nation's best teams.

Opinion

Trans fats should be phased out

By Kenan Yount | October 10, 2006

To the Editor: Jon Wisniewski's stand that the New York City Health Department's ban on trans fatty acids should be opposed on some sort of ideological grounds ("The Western Tradition of Trans Fat," Oct.

Opinion

Rethinking Dartmouth's Keg Policy

By Darren Sturges | October 10, 2006

Most students at Dartmouth are aware of the fact that "Animal House" co-writer Chris Miller was a member of the Class of 1963 at this college, as well as a member of the Alpha Delta fraternity.

Sports

Golf squads foiled by pin placements and Mother Nature

By Heita Miki | October 10, 2006

After a strong third place showing at home in the Dartmouth Invitational held at the Hanover Country Club, the men's golf team hit a road bump this weekend at the MacDonald Cup, held at The Course at Yale in New Haven, Conn. The Big Green finished in 10th place out of a field of 17 teams with an overall team score of 945 in a rare three-day tournament.

Former Dartmouth professor David Thomson's controversial new biography presents a rambling view of Nicole Kidman laced with fetishism and idolatry.
Arts

Courtesy of Rotten Tomatoes

By Lucy Randall | October 10, 2006

Courtesy of Barnes and Noble Former Dartmouth Film Studies Professor David Thomson's new book "Nicole Kidman" has been the subject of much speculation during the past few weeks.

Sports

Field hockey defeated by Yale, 3-1

By Jordan Rose | October 9, 2006

The Dartmouth field hockey team suffered a major setback in its Ivy League campaign this weekend, falling to Yale University 3-1 on a breezy Saturday afternoon at Scully-Fahey field.

Arts

Senior's play produced in Biloxi

By Hilary Becker | October 9, 2006

Editor's Note: This is the first in a series of articles profiling senior artists and their involvement in the arts at Dartmouth. In between classes and hurrying off to the shop to begin work on the set for the forthcoming Mainstage production "Far Away," Sarah Hughes '07 agreed to meet with The D for a brief interview regarding her extensive involvement in theater at Dartmouth. The winner of the 2006 Dodd Drama Prize, the president of WIRED!, the president of the Displaced Theater Organization, and one of just three theater majors in the Class of 2007, Hughes has certainly made her mark on Dartmouth theater. Hughes' approach to her passion for playwriting is quintessentially Dartmouth -- she has managed to pursue her love for the dramatic arts without entirely limiting her focus to them.

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