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Students discuss faith at interfaith dinner

By Grace Wyler | November 17, 2006

Danny Gobaud "Voices of Faith," an annual inter-faith dinner and discussion which was held in Collis Commonground last night, focused on understanding spirituality and faith on Dartmouth's campus. The event began with presentations from five student speakers followed by dinner and small group discussions.

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Overheard

By Compiled by Alysia Harris | November 17, 2006

'07 TriDelt 1: "I am worried. Do you think I should get Plan B?" '07 TriDelt 2: "I don't think so, and if I'm wrong I'll babysit for you." "I can't wait to get pregnant.

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Smokeout aims to reduce tobacco use

By Marina Agapakis | November 17, 2006

As part of Thursday's nationwide Great American Smokeout, the Alcohol and Other Drug Education program at Dartmouth organized a four-hour long event to educate students about the resources available on campus to help students quit smoking. The Great American Smokeout is an annual event that aims to raise awareness about the different ways to quit smoking and challenges smokers to quit smoking for one day. "The Great American Smokeout is a great instrument for all people interested in tobacco control," former U.S.

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Inside this issue

By Nova Robinson | November 17, 2006

I am thankful for: -- Family, friends and laughter. -- Dartmouth -- well most of it. -- Collis baked goods, Molly's bread and Earl Grey tea. -- Formals and Andr. -- I'd be thankful if you got me an internship! I am NOT thankful for: -- Leap years and such that make my 21st birthday fall on Thanksgiving.

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Mirror PicKs

By The Dartmouth Mirror | November 17, 2006

Book: "Pat the Politician: A Political Pull and Poke Parody" Light "reading" and the perfect gift for your favorite govy major.

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Alternatives to DDS on turkey day

By Jean Ellen Cowgill | November 17, 2006

My grandmother takes Thanksgiving very seriously. Her version of Turkey Day includes mailed, rhyming invitations; a coat-and-tie dress code (for the annual family photo, obvi); intricate table decorations and of course a smorgasbord of good food. The feast ranges from the traditional stuffing and turkey, browned to a golden perfection, to southern traditions like country-fried ham and pecan pie. A roommate once laughed at my photo from the big day -- I believe her reaction was something along the lines of "Martha Stewart and Norman Rockwell on crack." But then she had never eaten chocolate bourbon balls or fudge before I came along, so I'm not sure her opinion is really viable. Alas, the one thing my grandmother's Thanksgiving does not provide is the plane ticket for me to attend.

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Topside Turkey

By Caroline McKenzie | November 17, 2006

In case you hadn't already realized just how many of your friends at Dartmouth are from the Eastern seaboard (or, in particular, the New York metropolitan area), fall's first holiday vacation makes the geographic breakdown of the College's student body abundantly clear.

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Daily Debriefing

By Compiled by Amita Kulkarni | November 17, 2006

Paul Christesen '88, assistant professor of classics at Dartmouth, was named the New Hampshire Professor of the Year by the Council for Advancement and Support of Education and The Carnegie Foundation for the Advancement of Teaching on Thursday.

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The Wii and the PS3 David Vs. Goliath?

By Luofei Deng | November 17, 2006

With the holiday season almost officially upon us, thoughts turn to dreaded holiday shopping. The Sony Playstation 3 and the Nintendo Wii are destined to find their way onto many shopping lists.

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Leadership in Limbo

By The Dartmouth Editorial Board | November 17, 2006

While anecdotal evidence and exit surveys report accurate high levels of student satisfaction with the Dartmouth experience, a sudden and vast College leadership void has affected many areas of campus.

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