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Head squash coach endowed

By Jasmine Sachar | February 7, 2013

Gavin Huang / The Dartmouth Senior Staff Former squash captain Douglas "Digger" Donahue '73 said some of his fondest college memories come from playing squash with his Big Green teammates.

Sports

Much to His Chagrin

By Michael Shagrin | February 7, 2013

Much to my chagrin, the era of the NBA super team will soon be coming to an end. Some basketball traditionalists lamented the transparent collusion among the game's biggest stars.

Mirror

The Bucket List

By Lauren Vespoli | February 7, 2013

It was one of the coldest days of the term, bright and clear despite sub-zero temperatures. Skating on Occom Pond seemed the quaint sort of winter activity that would make a beautiful but cold day enjoyable.

Opinion

Francfort: A Helping Hand

By Kevin Francfort | February 6, 2013

With college-decision season only a few months away, Dartmouth students are about to be faced with the task of trying to encourage prospective students to come to Hanover.

News

Thayer prof. named OSA fellow

By Brian Chalif | February 6, 2013

With 20 ongoing research projects at any given time, professor Brian Pogue's bustling research lab in the Thayer School of Engineering develops optics and lasers to improve cancer detection and treatment.

Opinion

Gil: Safety and Insecurity

By Michelle Gil | February 6, 2013

The Newtown, Conn. Board of Education recently voted to post armed security guards in their elementary schools, an initiative that the National Rifle Association has publicly suggested all educational institutions undertake.

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College considers residential changes

February 6, 2013

Dennis Ng / The Dartmouth Staff The College's residential education office is exploring new ways to promote diversity and community learning on campus through integrated learning environments, which would incorporate academic experiences into other facets of students' lives. Over the past year, residential education has examined ways to increase the number of integrated learning communities on campus. "Integrative learning is the ability to understand and connect meaning between all the experiences at college," residential education director Michael Wooten said.

News

Daily Debriefing

By Stephanie McFeeters | February 6, 2013

Nearly 500 Duke University students gathered Wednesday afternoon to protest an Asian-themed party hosted by Kappa Sigma fraternity on Feb.

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Benjamin gives talk on US foreign policy

By Laura Weiss | February 6, 2013

Rebecca Schantz / The Dartmouth While serving as former Secretary of State Hillary Clinton's top counterterrorism advisor, Daniel Benjamin investigated Iran's plot to assassinate Saudi ambassador Adel al-Jubeir in Washington, D.C., and gave foreign policy recommendations during the Arab Spring.

News

Campus org. strategizes divestment campaign

February 6, 2013

Divest Dartmouth, a student-run organization that recently launched its official campaign, met yesterday to gather support to pressure the College to withdraw investments from fossil fuel extracting companies. The meeting attracted nearly 30 students, and the group discussed their hopes for and concerns about the campaign.

News

College releases mobile applications

By Charles Rafkin | February 6, 2013

Dartmouth's four mobile applications have yet to be widely used by the student body, but they offer access to course materials, a steamlined interface to the Dartmouth website and closer connections to campus news. The applications include Blackboard Mobile Learn and Dartmouth Sports, which connects users to Big Green athletic news.

Opinion

Vox Clamantis

By The Dartmouth | February 5, 2013

Never Isolationist As a Dartmouth alum, it was great to see the front page of Friday's issue covering the lecture I gave on Jan.

Alston: MOOCs offer Dartmouth a unique chance to expand its education, reaching out to the world while improving educational opportunities for its students.
Opinion

Alston: More MOOCs

By Will Alston | February 5, 2013

Julian MacMillan / The Dartmouth One of the more exciting recent developments in higher education has been the creation of massive online open courses, or MOOCs.

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