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Study shows binge drinking trends

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Exposure to alcohol advertisements and marketing may correlate with increased binge drinking activity, according to a study published in December by a research team from the Geisel School of Medicine. The study found that alcohol marketers actively promote adolescents' identification with and allegiance to particular brands of alcohol. Lead author Auden McClure and co-author James Sargent collected and analyzed data from 1,734 subjects between 15 and 20 years old.


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Top university presidents follow similar trajectories

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Four Ivy League universities are in various stages of transitioning to new presidential leadership, with Yale University and the College having recently announced their next presidents, Princeton University still undergoing a lengthy search process and Brown University's president starting her term last July.








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Sports

Indoor track excels during interim

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Christina Chen / The Dartmouth Staff While most of the student body was off campus for winter break, the Dartmouth men's and women's indoor track and field teams faced their first meets of the season.





Opinion

Kufta: Don't Forget About Us

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Since the appointment of President-elect Philip Hanlon '77, many have highlighted the need for Hanlon to reconcile Dartmouth's undergraduate-centered identity with the needs of the College's graduate and professional schools.





Arts

Professor Coffey wins College Art Association book award

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Art history professor Mary Coffey received the 2013 Charles Rufus Morey Award for her first book "How a Revolutionary Art Became Official Culture: Murals, Museums, and the Mexican State." The College Art Association, which annually honors distinguished works of art history, announced the honor in December and will present Coffey with the award in February. "I appreciate this recognition," Coffey said.


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Israel trips continue despite strife

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Despite reports of rocket fire in Tel Aviv less than two weeks before their trips were set to depart, 53 Dartmouth students ventured to Israel through cultural heritage birthright programs over winter break. Chabad and Hillel facilitated trips through Mayanot Israel and Taglit-Israel Birthright, respectively. Both are international organizations that provide funding for Jewish students between the ages of 18 and 26 to spend 10 days visiting various religious sites and cultural attractions in Israel, according to Rabbi Moshe Gray, who led the Chabad trip. "It gives the students a very well-rounded taste of everything Israel has to provide, whether that's cultural, social or religious," Gray said. The trips included visits to the cities of Tiberias, Tel Aviv, Jerusalem and Tzfat, an "ancient mystical city," as well as the Syrian and Lebanese borders, the Dead Sea, the Galilee region and the Nagev Desert, according to student participants. Fifteen Dartmouth students participated in the Hillel trip, which was carried out in partnership with Union College, according to trip participant Amanda Zieselman '15.


Sports

Vann Island

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When I first sat down to write this column, I figured I would reflect on the major sports stories of 2012.