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Freshmen adjust to fraternity ban

By Iris Liu | September 15, 2013

The Greek Leadership Council's new freshman policy went into effect on Aug. 30, marking the start of a six-week period when members of the Class of 2017 are barred from entering Greek houses.

Li's site features text posts detailing her latest adventures exploring new foods.
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Student Spotlight: Victoria Li '16

By Laura Sim | September 15, 2013

Courtesy of Victoria Li It all began one summer night this past July when Victoria Li '16's adventures as a food blogger first took off. In the early morning hours, she decided to create "Hunger is the Best Chef" to feature dishes based on YouTube cooking videos. Her work blossomed through a natural interest in what she had seen on social media. "In high school, I did a lot of activities that I felt was expected of me," Li said.

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Field hockey falls on road to Northeastern

By Jake Bayer | September 15, 2013

\n Nathan Yeo / The Dartmouth Senior Staff \nNote to readers (May 23, 2014): When The Dartmouth found thatJake Bayer '16 had fabricated a quotation, wedecided to remove his articles from our website.\n For a full statement, clickhere.

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Daily Debriefing

By Marissa Lilly | September 15, 2013

A ProPublica analysis of data from the Department of Education indicates that public universities have awarded a declining amount of grant money to students whose families are in the lowest income quartile, The Chronicle of Higher Education reported Wednesday.

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Men's hockey team travels to Europe for preseason trip

By Joshua Koenig | September 15, 2013

The men's hockey team went back to school early but not in Hanover. Crossing the Atlantic, the Big Green spent 11 days in Italy and Switzerland, battling professional teams on the ice and taking in cultural sights in a quadrennial training trip. Coming well ahead of the start of the regular season, which kicks off with a road matchup against Princeton University in the Liberty Invitational on Oct.

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Police probe fraternity fire

By Laura Weiss | September 15, 2013

Zonia Moore / The Dartmouth Staff The Hanover Police Department is investigating a suspected arson at Chi Gamma Epsilon fraternity that occurred early Friday morning. At approximately 3 a.m., cardboard boxes caught fire in the basement, which triggered the house's alarm and sprinkler system.

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Farwell '17 canoes to campus

By Charlie Rafkin | September 15, 2013

As other incoming freshmen suffered stuffy flights and long car rides en route to Dartmouth, Cedar Farwell '17 and his mother, Edie Farwell '83, opted to canoe up the Connecticut River with his college gear, arriving at the docks of Ledyard Canoe Club on Sept.

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Beyond the Bubble: Athletic Artistry

September 15, 2013

With all of the die-hard sports fans crowding our Facebook newsfeeds with too many capital letters and expletives, it's clear that football season has begun once again. As fall sports come underway this month, athleticism and the arts are joining together in a variety of creative forms. This unexpected merging has sparked inventive works through the years, and this week is no exception. PBS profiled a sports figure for the first time in the history of its "American Masters" series on Sept.

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Over 91 percent of freshmen participate in this year's DOC Trips

By Rebecca Rowland | September 10, 2013

Over 91 percent of the Class of 2017, around 1,040 students, danced to the Salty Dog Rag, trekked out to the wilderness and ate a home-cooked meal at Moosilauke Lodge during Dartmouth Outing Club's First-Year Trips, which concluded on Monday. Trips, which involved the efforts of 336 trip leaders and Croo members, began on Aug.

While in Egypt, Ala' Alrababah '14 has saught to understand causes and reactions to the country's recent turmoil.
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TTLG: Making Sense of Revolt

By Ala' Alrababa'h | September 10, 2013

Courtesyt of Ala' Alrababah *Through The Looking Glass is a weekly feature of submissions from community members who wish to write about defining experiences, moments or relationships at Dartmouth.

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Overheards

September 10, 2013

/ The Dartmouth Staff '16 Girl to three '14s: Are you guys '17s? '14 Girl 1: Oh my gosh this guy on my Trips section is so cute I have the biggest crush!'14 Girl 2: Trips is for trippees. '17 Guy at the Sustainable Move-in Sale: Is this where I pick up my keys? '17 Guy: My trip leader is a pathological liar. '17 Guy: Why can't I bring my garden gnome on Trips? '17 Girl after H-Croo breaks into song and dance at Trips safety talk: Should I still be taking notes? **Blitz overheards to mirror@thedartmouth.com*

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