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NCHIP discusses high-risk drinking

By Erin Landau and Ester Cross | June 27, 2013

Representatives from over a dozen colleges and universities met in Boston this week to discuss the progress of the National College Health Improvement Program, an initiative begun by former President Jim Yong Kim in 2011 to reduce high-risk drinking across college campuses. Dartmouth College Health Improvement project director Aurora Matzkin said the NCHIP summit represents the closure of the original learning collaborative that began two years ago.

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Unpaid but A-Okay

By Luke Katler | June 27, 2013

Marina Shkuratov / The Dartmouth Staff "Bright" would be a compliment to the fluorescent interior of your cubicle.

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Debo Band stirs up summer beats

By Marina Shkuratov | June 27, 2013

Marina Shkuratov / The Dartmouth Staff / The Dartmouth Staff Debo Band, an Ethiopian pop group known for fusing traditional Ethiopian tunes with modern rock and jazz, performed their high-energy music before a crowd of community members and their children in Spaulding Auditorium last night.

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Daily Debriefing

June 24, 2013

Following a year of deliberations, the Supreme Court avoided a broad ruling on an affirmative action case involving the University of Texas' admissions program, The Wall Street Journal reported.

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Drucker: Where is the complete coverage on ESPN?

By Brett Drucker | June 24, 2013

June is a great time to be an American sports fan. Major League Baseball action has heated up, the Miami Heat and Lebron James earned a stunning seven-game victory over the San Antonio Spurs, and just last night, Chicago won the Stanley Cup in thrilling fashion. With what seems like a must-win sports game every night, no media enterprise has dominated the 24-hour sports news cycle like ESPN and their flagship program SportsCenter. From the diamond to the gridiron, SportsCenter at its best gives fans the scores, storylines and amazing plays from around the sports world in one condensed hour. Sportscenter is a cornerstone of American sports' culture.

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Adams '11 arrives on campus to shoot scenes for new film

By Madison Pauly | June 24, 2013

<img alt="Adams' crew is shooting scenes for "I'm Obsessed with You" at various locations across campus." title="Adams' crew is shooting scenes for "I'm Obsessed with You" at various locations across campus." src="http://static.thedartmouth.com/2013/06/25/photos/10122articlephoto.jpg" /> Anna Davies / The Dartmouth Staff Genevieve Adams '11 first wrote "I'm Obsessed with You (But You've Got to Leave Me Alone)" as a creative writing thesis, having dropped her theater major upon learning that she would be required to take classes in production.

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Judicial Affairs office sees administrative turnover

By Heather Szilagyi | June 24, 2013

Two top positions in the Undergraduate Judicial Affairs office are changing hands with the departure of director Nathan Miller and assistant director Meredith Smith, who both left at the end of spring term. Miller will take up the post of senior class dean and judicial affairs coordinator at Swarthmore College on July 8.

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Admissions yield drop does not reflect trend

By Emily Brigstocke | June 24, 2013

Anna Davies / The Dartmouth Staff Despite student concern that recent campus events and negative press are affecting the College's image, admissions experts said they do not believe the dip in this year's yield reflects an alarming trend for the College. This spring, Dartmouth saw fewer early and regular decision applications and lower yield.

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