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Daily Debriefing

By Hannah Wang | August 1, 2013

Multiple vehicles and homes were robbed in Hanover early Tuesday morning, according to a Hanover Police Department press release.

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Teams face off in IM program

By Lindsay Ellis | August 1, 2013

Brett Drucker / The Dartmouth Staff Clubs and organizations are finding community in competition this summer, taking to Garipay Field for recreational intramural softball and soccer.

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DBI provides alternative to MAV

By Marian Lurio | July 29, 2013

Marina Shkuratov / The Dartmouth Staff This summer marks the first time that the Dartmouth Bystander Initiative has been offered as an alternative to a required Mentors Against Violence facilitation for affiliated students.

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Vox Clamantis

July 29, 2013

A Reluctance to Engage To the Editor: As a gay alumnus who worked extensively with the Tucker Foundation, I have major qualms with Katie Wheeler's take-down of the Rev.

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Yang: No More Advice for Huma

By Lorelei Yang | July 29, 2013

In the wake of Anthony Weiner's second public sexting slip-up in as many years, some have questioned his wife Huma Abedin's decision to stand by her husband not once, but twice.

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Chang: Why All the Interest?

By Lulu Chang | July 29, 2013

On July 12, The New York Times published an article entitled "Sex on Campus: She Can Play That Game, Too," that has since catalyzed a veritable maelstrom of interest regarding hook-up culture, particularly at Ivy League institutions.

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Daily Debriefing

By Brett Drucker | July 29, 2013

Last week, a male member of the Class of 2015 turned himself in to the Hanover Police Department after urinating on a woman from the balcony of Alpha Delta fraternity on July 5.

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Cattier to join College as technology director

By Ester Cross | July 29, 2013

An avid outdoorsman and a fine wine connoisseur, Alan Cattier '86 will join the College as director of academic and campus technology services, a position that has been filled by vice president for information technology and chief information officer Ellen Waite-Franzen since November. Cattier comes from Emory University, where he spent 11 years as director of academic technology services. Cattier could not be reached for comment by press time. When he takes over the position on Aug.

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Joel: Preserving the integrity of college athletics

By Blaze Joel | July 29, 2013

Under fire from the Big Five power conferences, the NCAA as we know it may be on its last legs. Coaches and commissioners have called for a new level of independence from the NCAA, even going so far as to suggest that outright secession could be a "last resort." Big 12 commissioner Bob Bowlsby, one of the NCAA's most vocal critics, claims that the organization's current governance system is unfair and provides less competitive institutions, like Boise State University, with as much sway as prominent football programs, such as the University of Alabama and the University of Southern California. "Look at Division I," he said at last week's Big 12's football media days.

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Jackman dusts off Wolverine claws with mixed results

By Varun Bhuchar | July 29, 2013

It's been 13 years since Hugh Jackman first strapped on retractable steel claws to play Wolverine, the immortal and invulnerable anti-hero from "X-Men." His portrayal has become so ingrained in popular culture that it seems odd that, at 44, Jackman may soon have to give up the role to someone who will have big shoes, or rather claws, to fill.

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Viertel discusses food and justice

By Sasha Dudding | July 29, 2013

Nushy Golriz / The Dartmouth Staff After spending four years fighting for policy change as president of Slow Food USA, Josh Viertel is now farming his own food and slowly regaining the calluses he lost in Washington, D.C.

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Corporate Creeping

By Sara Kassir | July 25, 2013

I've learned a bunch of my Facebook friends' middle names this month. Corporate recruiting is heating up, and changing online identities to thwart snoopy potential employers is the new trend.

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1-on-1 with Silas Talbot '15

By Brett Drucker | July 25, 2013

/ The Dartmouth Staff Courtesy of Brian Seitz I sat down with Nordic skier and track runner Silas Talbot '15 to talk about being a three-sport athlete, traveling to England with the cross-country team this summer and the differences between Hanover and his hometown of Anchorage. Which sport did you start first? ST: I started off in all three of them, actually.

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