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Although the specific impact of these changes on the Ivy League, and Dartmouth, may not be as dramatic as on larger conferences, they will force administrators and coaches to reassess how they recruit high school athletes.
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Recruitment Deregulation

By Lily Gordon | March 3, 2013

Mulin Xiong / The Dartmouth Staff The NCAA Board of Directors announced in January that it would eliminate many of the restrictions schools face when contacting recruits, loosening up a complex and outdated rulebook whose policies were becoming increasingly difficult to enforce. Although the specific impact of these changes on the Ivy League, and Dartmouth, may not be as dramatic as on larger conferences, they will force administrators and coaches to reassess how they recruit high school athletes. Five significant recruiting changes eliminate almost all restrictions on how colleges can communicate with prospects.

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Students receive grants for art project proposals

By Jasmine Sachar | March 3, 2013

Jin Lee / The Dartmouth Staff With impassioned gestures and concentration, Paul Finkelstein '13 stood facing the Dartmouth Symphony Orchestra, their string instruments swelling and ebbing to Grieg's "Holberg Suite." His hands moved gently, then swiftly, while captivated students and community members filled the pews of Rollins Chapel. Finkelstein was able to arrange and conduct the concert with funding from the Year of the Arts Steering Committee and the Dartmouth Centers Forum.

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Daily Debriefing

By Iris Liu | March 3, 2013

In a car accident Friday morning, a van transporting eight Dartmouth students rolled over on Interstate 91 after hitting a patch of ice, the Associated Press reported.

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Swim team sets 14 records at Ivies

By Abby Cohen | March 3, 2013

Rebecca Schantz / The Dartmouth Staff After three days of intense competition in the pool, the women's swimming and diving team took fifth place at the 2013 Ivy League Championships.

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Trustees vote to fund new research building

By Laura Weiss | March 3, 2013

The Board of Trustees approved $116.5 million in funding to build the Williamson Translational Research Building on Dartmouth-Hitchcock Medical Center's Lebanon campus at their termly meeting this past weekend. The building, which will house academic and research facilities, will foster collaboration between the Geisel School of Medicine and DHMC.

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Men's basketball defeats Penn before falling to Princeton

By Cecelia Shao | March 3, 2013

Zonia Moore / The Dartmouth Staff For their last two away games of the season, the men's basketball team faced off against two Ivy League opponents, the University of Pennsylvania on Friday and Princeton University on Saturday. The Big Green had two nail-biting matches with the Quakers (8-20, 5-6 Ivy) and the Tigers (16-9, 9-2 Ivy), yielding a 69-64 Dartmouth victory against Penn that snapped a five-game losing streak for the Big Green.

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Beyond the Bubble: Nostalgic New York

By Graylin Harrison | March 3, 2013

A century ago, New Yorkers were abuzz over 1,300 artworks displayed at the 69th Regiment Armory. Known as the Armory Show, the exhibition marked the first significant display of modern European art in America and included pieces by Paul Cezanne and Marcel Duchamp.

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For the Love of the Game

By Jonathan Gault | March 3, 2013

How many times have you heard an announcer say something like this: "He may be small, but he plays with a lot of heart" or "People told him he was too small to play in the big leagues, but he is out here proving them wrong." If you follow professional sports, my guess is that you have heard the previous statements a fair amount.

The College's 3.8 percent rise in undergraduate costs for the 2013-14 school year was lower than cost increases in past years.
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College costs to rise 3.8 percent

By Ester Cross | March 3, 2013

Mulin Xiong / The Dartmouth Staff The College's Board of Trustees voted to increase tuition, room, board and mandatory fees by 3.8 percent to $60,201 for the 2013-14 academic year.

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1-on-1 with Tim O'Brien '16

By Katie Jarrett | March 3, 2013

This week I sat down with men's hockey player Tim O'Brien '16 to discuss the season, the playoffs and his life outside of hockey. What is your take on the season so far? TO: We've been playing pretty well, kind of up and down.

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