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Hoyt: A Piecemeal Solution

By Hannah Hoyt | April 2, 2013

If you are a Facebook user, you may have noticed a tide of likes and comments that surged forth with the recent launch of the "Lean In" campaign, a global community "dedicated to supporting women." How did you react?

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Zupan '14 first swimmer at NCAAs in 33 years

By Blaze Joel | April 2, 2013

No Dartmouth swimmer has gone to the NCAA Championships since 1980, but that streak ended this year, when Nejc Zupan '14 qualified in three events: the 200-yard individual medley, the 100-yard breaststroke and the 200-yard breaststroke.

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Wheeler: An Ideology for Everybody

By Katie Wheeler | April 1, 2013

Many students on this campus have misinterpreted feminism as a "war on men." Feminists are often dismissed as bitter women, desperate to attribute the problems they face to malicious male privilege.

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Mattimore: Check the Price of Admission

By PATRICK MATTIMORE | April 1, 2013

On Friday, The Dartmouth reported that the College accepted 10 percent of applicants for next year's incoming class, a slight increase from last year ("College admits 10 percent of applicants to Class of 2017," March 29). Yale, Harvard, Princeton, Stanford and a handful of other schools all announced this past week that they accepted less than 10 percent of applicants for their respective freshman classes. Apparently embarrassed by Dartmouth's inability to bludgeon applicants with the same efficiency as her sister institutions, The D's editorial board suggested that Dartmouth's meager 90 percent rejection rate coupled with a tiny downturn in the number of applicants was symptomatic of "deeper problems" at the College ("Verbum Ultimum: Symptoms of Deeper Problems," March 29). The Dartmouth's editors are correct.

The sailing team competed in four regattas over the weekend, improving from their opening week.
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Sailing team sees improvement

By Joe Clyne | April 1, 2013

Nicholas Root / The Dartmouth Staff The Dartmouth coed sailing team, ranked 16th nationally, returned to action over the weekend, sailing in four regattas.

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Daily Debriefing

By Marissa Lily | April 1, 2013

The Dartmouth Club of New York erroneously invited applicants who were waitlisted or denied admission this year to its spring admitted students reception, according to an email sent by admissions officer Isabel Casariego Bober to New York interviewers.

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Vann Island

By Corey Vann | April 1, 2013

My computer screen is busted, my iPad is shattered and my iPhone looks like the Terminator. Clearly I'm not good with glass.

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Advising moves to Berry Library

By Lindsay Ellis | April 1, 2013

Dennis Ng / The Dartmouth Senior Staff Since moving to First Floor Berry from the third floor of Baker Library, undergraduate deans have reported a steady stream of student advisees and more collaboration among the College's advising services. The undergraduate deans office, the Office of Pluralism and Leadership and pre-health advising services moved on March 18 to the office suite in the space previously occupied by computing services. The new office, which opened at the beginning of the term, fulfilling former College President Jim Yong Kim's vision for a centralized advising center at Dartmouth, which he announced in May 2010. Senior assistant dean Deborah Tyson said that advisors across departments frequently cross paths within the bright, open suite, allowing them to introduce students to their colleagues. "One of the ways we're transitioning is effectively communicating with one another," she said.

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For the Love of the Game

By Jonathan Gault | March 31, 2013

I have a confession to make. I do not really like sports. Pushed too hard by a sports-obsessed father, I adopted his favorite games as my own while knowing deep down that I was living a lie.

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Daily Debriefing

By Lily Fagin | March 31, 2013

In a letter to the editor published Friday in The Daily Princetonian, a member of Princeton's Class of 1977 and mother of two Princeton students, Susan Patton advised undergraduate women to find husbands before graduating.

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Beechert: Money, not Amateurism

By Michael Beechert | March 31, 2013

The NCAA men's basketball championship is one of the most captivating events in all of sports. The month of March descends into madness every year as 68 teams from universities across the country compete in a single-elimination tournament to crown a winner.

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