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Women's 4x100 relay team sets school record
By
Lily Gordon
| May 1, 2013
Natalie Cantave / The Dartmouth Staff With a blistering time of 47.28 seconds at the UMass Invitational last weekend, the Big Green women's 4x100-meter relay team broke a school record that had stood since 1987. As impressive as this feat would be on its own, perhaps the most impressive part of that accomplishment is that the unit is made up of four freshmen: Toni Aguiar '16, Sara Kikut '16, Anna Kikut '16 and Jennifer Meech '16. "We had no idea that we had run fast," Sara Kikut said.
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Women's lax gears up for tourney
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Josh Koenig
| May 1, 2013
Jin Lee / The Dartmouth Staff Kicking off the Ivy League tournament, the Big Green women's lacrosse team will travel to the University of Pennsylvania's Franklin Field on Friday to take on the Princeton University Tigers.
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Students experiment with brewing
By
Jasmine Sachar
| May 1, 2013
It's a mixture of chemistry, cooking, alcohol and precision. Home brewing of beer, cider and mead has developed into a light-hearted and thriving practice among Dartmouth students and faculty. Campus brewing may eventually broaden to include wine production, which would be legalized under a bill that awaits the signature of Gov.
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Vox Clamantis: Lowest Common Denominator
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Matthew Ritter
| May 1, 2013
To the Editor: In yesterday's paper, women's and gender studies chair Ivy Schweitzer made comments about the "dark side" of Greek life at Dartmouth ("After protest, Dartmouth community members look forward," May 1). She blamed groupthink for reducing me, a member of a Greek house, to my "lowest common denominator." I find this analysis so presumptuous and insulting that I am compelled to respond. First, professor Schweitzer implies that a "groupthink" problem is specific to Greek houses.
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Exhibit displays stunning visuals
By
Margot Byrne
| April 30, 2013
Passing through the Hopkins Center visitors can't help but be stopped by the flashing colors of film and media studies professor Jodie Mack's "No Kill Shelter." The exhibit is one of 17 faculty projects funded as part of the Year of the Arts initiative. "No Kill Shelter' pops," art history professor Adrian Randolph said.
Sports
Baseball team beats Amherst for 32nd season win
By
Jake Bayer
| April 30, 2013
\n Masanosuke Kondo / The Dartmouth \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. For a full statement, clickhere.
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Planned Parenthood president discusses women's health
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Amelia Rosch
| April 30, 2013
Rebecca Burten / The Dartmouth Staff Americans should treat condoms and sex the way they treat seat belts and driving strapping them on before their relevant activity should be second nature, Cecile Richards, president of Planned Parenthood, said in a lecture on Tuesday.
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Phoenix's ‘Bankrupt!' proves detailed, solid
By
Kyle McGoey
| April 30, 2013
This past week has been a roller coaster of emotion, folks. Not because of the many-sided agitation that engulfed campus last week, nor because of the profound reflection and social dialogue that followed.
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Beechert: Standing Strong
By
Michael Beechert
| April 30, 2013
Boston Marathon bombing suspect Dzhokhar Tsarnaev is currently recovering from his injuries, under heavy guard, at a prison medical center in Massachusetts.
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McKay: Self-Delusion and Stigma
By
Katie McKay
| April 30, 2013
In the wake of the Dimensions protests, opponents have gone to significant lengths to marginalize them.
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IFC considers new freshman policy
By
Jessica Avitabile
| April 30, 2013
Zonia Moore / The Dartmouth Staff The Interfraternity Council is considering a policy for fall term that would prohibit freshmen from entering Greek houses when alcohol is being served, IFC president Gunnar Shaw '14 said.
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After protest, Dartmouth community members look forward
By
Iris Liu
| April 30, 2013
Dennis Ng / The Dartmouth Senior Staff Following the storm of national media lambasting Dartmouth for Real Talk members' allegations of rampant sexism, racism, classism and homophobia on campus, the community is left wondering what the College's next steps will be.
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Daily Debriefing
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The Dartmouth Staff
| April 30, 2013
The Cornell University Assembly is looking to clarify rules for obtaining permits for student protests after a muddled day of demonstrations in November displayed a lack of consistency, the Cornell Daily Sun reported.
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Sailing team riding the waves to national championships
By
Joe Clyne
| April 30, 2013
Courtesy of Dartmouth Sports As the spring season winds down, the Dartmouth sailing team is beginning to hit its stride.
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UNC students watch Folt respond to events
By
Nancy Wu
| April 30, 2013
Incidents of sexual assault and calls of administrative inaction are not complaints raised by Dimensions protesters and others at Dartmouth alone.
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Niemiec: Our Inevitable Fears
By
Rebecca Niemiec
| April 29, 2013
Samantha Lindsay / The Dartmouth We all came to Dartmouth because we are good at what we do.
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Tennis teams drop season finales
By
Henry Arndt
| April 29, 2013
Dani Wang / The Dartmouth Staff Playing the final matches of a season hampered by injury and ineligibility, the Dartmouth men's and women's tennis teams both lost 6-1 to Harvard University on Saturday.
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Vann Island
By
Corey Vann
| April 29, 2013
It's officially time to grab that net and go catch that beautiful butterfly, because spring has arrived.