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Albrecht: The Body Police

By Emily Albrecht | May 6, 2013

Last week, 33 students at Scripps Ranch High School in San Diego were suspended for posting a video in which they were "twerking." Twerking is a dance move that boils down to people crouching and shaking their rear as fast as possible.

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Vann Island

By Corey Vann | May 6, 2013

It's crazy to think that my freshman parents' weekend was three years ago, but I remember it like it was yesterday. Even though I was injured and unable to participate in our official spring football game, my mom came up anyway.

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Rose talks scuba diving adventures

By Amelia Rosch | May 6, 2013

Natalie Cantave / The Dartmouth Staff Paul Rose, vice president of the Royal Geographic Society and a documentary filmmaker, climbed the highest mountain in the Arctic, dived to depths of over 300 meters and explored the infamous Black Hole of Andros in the Bahamas.

The Big Green women finished fifth in team standings and the men took sixth at the Heptagonal Championship this weekend.
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Track and field tackles outdoor Heptagonals

By Cecelia Shao | May 5, 2013

Victoria Li and Natalie Cantave / The Dartmouth Staff While hoards of families descended upon Hanover for parents weekend, the Big Green men and women's track and field teams competed at Princeton University's Weaver Stadium in the Ivy League Heptagonal Championship, accomplishing solid performances all around.

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Coffey: A Fitting Title

By Kamiar Coffey | May 5, 2013

"It is Sir, as I have said, a small college. And yet there are those who love it." Some things have not changed since Daniel Webster uttered those now famous words, but others certainly have.

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ASAP Rocky and Major Lazer to play in concert

By Erin Landau | May 5, 2013

ASAP Rocky and Major Lazer will perform on Gold Coast lawn on May 17, Programming Board announced Saturday at a concert outside the Class of 1953 Commons. The Green Key concert is the first large-scale Programming Board show since Avicii performed last winter. "Let's just say this, there are three people that are important in my life and ASAP is one of them," Doug Payne '15 said.

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Panelists discuss Supreme Court case

By Kyooeun Jang | May 5, 2013

In April, the Supreme Court heard the Baby Veronica case, officially titled Adoptive Couple v. Baby Girl, and will soon rule whether custody of a half-Native American child will be given to her father's tribe or her adoptive non-Native parents. Native American studies chair Bruce Duthu and writing professor Julie Kalish discussed Baby Veronica's future in a panel on Friday. Baby Veronica's father, a Cherokee tribe member, was engaged to a non-Native woman, who gave birth after the couple broke off the engagement.

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TransForm pushes boundaries

May 5, 2013

Jessica Zischke / The Dartmouth Walking into Sarner Underground on Friday evening, one could immediately feel the energy in the air.

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Women's lacrosse halted by Penn

By Maddie Garcia | May 5, 2013

Jin Lee / The Dartmouth Staff Friday afternoon's Ivy League semifinal contest between the Big Green and Princeton University was as close as they get, with a sudden death, third overtime goal deciding the game.

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1-on-1 with Morgan McCalmon '16

By Katie Jarrett | May 5, 2013

This week I sat down with emerging softball star Morgan McCalmon '16 to talk about her season, her career and turning her underwear inside out. First of all, were you surprised to earn Rookie of the Week? MM: Actually, I was.

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Yield sees marginal drop to 48.5 percent

By Axel Hufford | May 5, 2013

Dennis Ng / The Dartmouth Staff A total of 1,093 students, or 48.5 percent, accepted Dartmouth's offer of admission to the Class of 2017 as of the College's May 1 deadline, Dean of Admissions and Financial Aid Maria Laskaris said. The College extended offers to 2,252 students earlier this spring.

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