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Heather McGill to serve as artist-in-residence this winter

By Kaina Chen | January 12, 2015

It is fitting that College artist-in-residence Heather McGill, who pairs the latest technology with meticulous manual work to create art, is from Detroit, a city she describes as the home of industrial and commercial activity. McGill will be showing her work in the exhibition “Small Things, Pretty Things” in the Hopkins Center’s Jaffe-Friede Gallery through Mar. 10.

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Women’s basketball tops Harvard

By Kourtney Kawano | January 12, 2015

With a critical second-half surge, the women’s basketball team defeated Harvard University, 76-61, at Lavietes Pavilion this past Saturday to open conference play. After dropping both games to the Crimson (6-8, 0-1 Ivy) last season, the Big Green (10-5, 1-0 Ivy) proved it would be a force to be reckoned in the Ivy League this year.

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DOC chooses new Trips directorate

By Sara McGahan | January 11, 2015

Charged with welcoming the vast majority of incoming freshmen to campus, director Peety Kaur ’15 and assistant director Sam Parker ’15 will lead the 2015 Dartmouth Outing Club First-Year Trips directorate.

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Over 50 students audition for V-February

By Parker Richards | January 11, 2015

Roughly 50 students auditioned Sunday for roles and performances in V-February, an annual month-long campaign to promote gender equality through performances and discussions, sponsored by the Center for Gender and Student Engagement, event organizers said.

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Hopkins Center holds exhibition of alumni artworks

By Amelia Rosch | January 11, 2015

A man made of steel precariously leaning forward, arms thrust behind him. A book made of tissue paper held together by thin, red thread. An interactive machine that manipulates light. All of these pieces and more are featured in the second Alumni in the Arts Biennial Exhibition, which opened this weekend at the Top of the Hopkins Center.

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Ceglia ’94 works as an animator for DreamWorks

By Michaela Ledoux | January 11, 2015

Alessandro Ceglia ’94 has dreamt of working in animation began during his time at the College and eventually translated this dream into his current career as a rough layout artist at DreamWorks Animation Studios. Ceglia, who has also previously worked as an animator for television commercials and music videos, has worked as an artist for recent DreamWorks films, such as “Madagascar 3” (2012), “Turbo” (2013) and “How to Train Your Dragon 2” (2014). Ceglia is currently working on “Kung Fu Panda 3,” which will be released in early 2016.

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“Inherent Vice” gives its viewers a contact high

By Andrew Kingsley | January 11, 2015

If you got Sherlock Holmes off of opium and onto grass, threw him into the 1970s and ramped up his libido, you would approximately end up with Larry “Doc” Sportello, the bumbling, high-as-a-kite detective and protagonist in Paul Thomas Anderson’s latest film, “Inherent Vice” (2014).

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The Big Green Weekend Primer

By Blaze Joel and Brett Drucker | January 10, 2015

The first weekend of winter term is upon us, and while that has brought freezing temperatures to the Upper Valley, action is heating up on the rinks and courts of Hanover as nine varsity teams compete this weekend. Many of Dartmouth’s winter sports teams already have some competition under their belts, but the new year brings the meat of most teams’ league schedules. As the Big Green gears up for a big weekend of competition, we’re here to get you ready as well.

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