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Greek houses aim to combat assault

Any conversation about sexual assault on campus will likely mention the Greek system. From trainings to meetings to internal processes, the Greek system has come up with various proposals to combat the issue, though it is still frequently blamed for the prevalence of sexual assault.

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Daily Debriefing

By The Dartmouth Staff | May 5, 2013

The University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill will compensate Interim College President Carol Folt, UNC's incoming chancellor, an annual salary of $520,000 and benefits, the News and Observer reported on Thursday.

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Coed sailing takes sixth at NE Championship

By Jackson Dean | May 5, 2013

The Dartmouth sailing team competed in the New England Team Race Championship at Harvard University this weekend, finishing sixth out of 12 teams, the best the program has done in the past 5 years. Team members competing in the races included Matt Wefer '14, Molly Wilson '13, Scott Houck '15, Avery Plough '14, Deirdre Lambert '15, Abigail Rohman '16, Ian Storck '15 and Hope Wilson '16.

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Softball loses Ivy League title in three-game series to Penn

By Joshua Schiefelbein | May 5, 2013

Dartmouth softball lost a heartbreaker to the University of Pennsylvania at the Ivy Championship Series in three games, missing a chance for an automatic berth in the NCAA tournament. The Big Green (26-20, 15-5 Ivy) split Saturday's doubleheader, losing the first game 1-0 and winning the second 6-2, forcing a decisive third game on Sunday that the Quakers (30-18, 16-4 Ivy) won 3-2. "I'm proud of the way we played," Megan Averitt '15 said.

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Carter explains urban development

By Lindsay Ellis | May 2, 2013

Cecelia Shao / The Dartmouth Staff Photos of abandoned tire piles dissolved into snapshots of trees and flowers as Majora Carter described her career redeveloping the South Bronx.

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Wefer '14 looks to sail in upcoming Olympics

By Macy Ferguson | May 2, 2013

Sailor Matt Wefer '14 will be going for the gold come 2016. Following his childhood dream, Wefer is working with his five-year sailing partner, University of Vermont junior Jordan Factor, to qualify for the Olympic Games in Rio de Janeiro. "We complement one another very well and are able to make up for each other's weaknesses," Wefer said.

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Working Worldwide

By Lily Fagin | May 2, 2013

On a foreign study program or language study abroad, you attend classes with Dartmouth students, live with Dartmouth students and explore a foreign country with Dartmouth students.

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Much to His Chagrin

By Michael Shagrin | May 2, 2013

Much to my chagrin but not my surprise, the reaction to Jason Collins revealing his homosexuality has been a mixed bag of support and criticism.

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Shades of Green

By Troy Palmer | May 2, 2013

Allison Wang / The Dartmouth Senior Staff When I scoured the Internet as a high school junior, lost in the wilderness of college decisions, my Google-powered soul search came to a screeching halt when I arrived at the Dartmouth College Wikipedia page.

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Daily Debriefing

By Iris Liu | May 2, 2013

Forbes published its "Top 100 Grateful Grads" ranking on Tuesday, using a "Grateful Graduates Index" to measure the return on investment for different undergraduate institutions.

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