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OneDartmouth to unite campuses
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Aditi Kirtikar
| August 19, 2013
This fall, undergraduates and graduates will gather to discuss campus issues over family-style dinners through OneDartmouth, a student-driven mentorship program.
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Drucker: Three tips for fantasy football success this year
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Brett Drucker
| August 19, 2013
For American sports fans, August is punctuated by two sports at opposite ends of their seasons the MLB enters its final quarter as teams start to make their playoff push, and the NFL begins its season with the monotony of training camp and preseason games. While most football fans don't pay much attention to the results of August's four preseason games, the competition does get people talking about one of the sport's biggest modern phenomena: fantasy football. For those who have never played, fantasy sports allow fans to draft their own teams and compete against friends.
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Hood exhibition displays rare Picasso etchings
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Madison Pauly
| August 19, 2013
Courtesy of the Hood Museum of Art Portraits of Parisian art dealer Ambroise Vollard, featured in a Hood Museum of Art exhibit that opened to the public on Saturday, introduce viewers to the neoclassical black and white aquatint etchings that Pablo Picasso used in his prints. The Hood is one of a handful of museums to own the complete set of Picasso's "Vollard Suite," a series of 100 etchings made between 1930 and 1937.
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Miller: The Hidden Cost of Meal Plans
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Jon Miller
| August 19, 2013
In a recent news article, "Meal Plan Prices Rise For Fall Term" (Aug.
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Estate of man killed in Hanover Inn accident files lawsuit
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The Dartmouth Staff
| August 19, 2013
Dartmouth is being sued by the estate of a man who died in a construction accident at the Hanover Inn last year, the Valley News reported Thursday. Last March, Dana Lowe, a 53-year-old resident of Morrisville, Vt., was assisting in the erection of steel beams from a scissor lift when a crane ball inadvertently knocked over the aerial lift on which he was standing.
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Smith and Payne: Equality in Brotherhood
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Noah Smith and Douglas Payne
| August 19, 2013
Amidst a slew of recent attacks and accusations made about the Greek system at Dartmouth, we thought it would be helpful to present some thoughts on frat life from a perspective that is not often heard that of the black male fraternity brother.
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Daily Debriefing
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Alex Johnson
| August 19, 2013
Beginning next January, the Georgia Institute of Technology will offer an online master's degree program in computer science, The New York Times reported.
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Themed party sparks anger, discussion
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Taylor Malmsheimer
| August 15, 2013
Madison Pauly / The Dartmouth Staff A Bloods and Crips-themed party hosted by Alpha Delta fraternity on July 26 led multiple students to file bias incident reports with the College.
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McGraw talks fracking, conservation
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Aditi Kirtikar
| August 15, 2013
Aditi Kirtikar / The Dartmouth Staff Growing up near the Marcellus Shale in Pennsylvania, author Seamus McGraw knew exactly what would follow an air horn's blast.
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College revokes Tucker Foundation appointment
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MICHAEL RIORDAN
| August 15, 2013
Madison Pauly / The Dartmouth Staff The College revoked its appointment of the Right Rev.
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Daily Debriefing
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Brian Chalif
| August 15, 2013
The National Science Foundation awarded Dartmouth, John Hopkins University, the University of Illinois and the University of Michigan $10 million to improve cybersecurity for health care information, the College announced Thursday.
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Joel: Why we should all love the Little League World Series
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Blaze Joel
| August 15, 2013
There are certain sporting events that garner worldwide attention. Some, like the Super Bowl, are celebrated for their domestic significance; others, like the Olympics, for their international relevance.
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College fund breaks gift record in 2013 fiscal year
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Emma Moley
| August 15, 2013
Madison Pauly / The Dartmouth Staff Dartmouth raised $163.8 million during the 2013 fiscal year, $7.7 million less than last year's record-breaking $171.5 million.
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Meal plan prices rise for fall term
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Madison Pauly
| August 15, 2013
Madison Pauly / The Dartmouth Staff Meal plan prices will increase by about 4 percent this fall, costing $60 more and including an additional $29 in DBA on average. Following increases in the College's operating budget, the SmartChoice5 and BlockChoice45, the most popular meal plan options, will increase to $1,570 from $1,500 and include $45 more in DBA.
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Yang: Redefining Tucker
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Lorelei Yang
| August 15, 2013
After nearly half a term of student agitation and campus-wide controversy, College President Phil Hanlon revoked the Right Rev.
