Schwartz: Consigning Pedophiles to Inferno

In Dante's "Inferno," the great Roman poet Virgil guides the protagonist through the nine circles of hell.

Electronic med. billing may inflate payments

Although former President George W. Bush and President Barack Obama have granted tens of billions of dollars in federal subsidies to hospitals that implement electronic medical records to increase hospital efficiency and patient safety, these records may be contributing to increased billings, according to Medicare data analyzed by The New York Times.

Alston: Fair Compensation

It has become increasingly common for college students and recent graduates to seek internships in order to build their resumes for success in a tough job market.

Brooklyn-based Grizzly Bear releases fourth album ‘Shields'

Grizzly Bear never had me at "hello." For the most part, they never have been or have really tried to be the type of band that grabs listeners with their indie hooks or folk-rock sing-alongs, and consequently I never gave them much of a shot.

Daily Debriefing

The Norris Cotton Cancer Center at Dartmouth-Hitchcock Medical Center will start a new campaign this month using lemons to teach women about breast health, according to a DHMC press release.

Standard Deviation 2012-10-02

Vann Island

By Corey VannThe Dartmouth Staff When it comes to golf, I usually see eye-to-eye with my good friend Happy Gilmore "Gold jacket, green jacket, who gives a sh*t?" but I think even Happy would have tuned in to watch the final day of the Ryder Cup on Sunday at Medinah Country Club.

2011 sees sharp drop in liquor, drug arrests

Sexual assaults reported to the College and student arrests for liquor and drug violations declined between the 2010 and 2011 calendar years, according to a report released by Safety and Security on Monday in accordance with the Clery Act.

Hoyt: From STEM to STEAM

When the Hopkins Center opened 50 years ago, it was at the cutting edge of the American conversation about art.

Double Secret Probation 2012-10-02

Approximately 350 men sink bids after rush weekend

Of the more than 400 men who registered for the fraternity recruitment process, approximately 350 men accepted bids from the 15 Inter-Fraternity Council fraternities on Saturday, Sunday and Monday, according to IFC president Tim Brown '13.

Rising in fame, Filligar begins East Coast tour this fall

Comprised of three Dartmouth alumni and their longtime friend, the band Filligar will bring its dynamic and vibrant musical talents back to the Eastern Seaboard over the next month, coming off the heels of its California tour. Filligar is a four-member band consisting of recent Dartmouth graduates and brothers Johnny Mathias '11, Teddy Mathias '09 and Pete Mathias '09, and they are joined by their close friend Casey Gibson. Their tour kicked off yesterday in Towson, Md., and they have a performance today in Woodstock, N.Y.

Battle of the Sexes

Hello readers. You may be feeling mopey and blue with a glum case of the Mondays, but cheer up! You are about to find out what happens when a Regular Ron and a women's varsity competitor clash in the squash box.

What to Watch For

Vince Marriott: My What to Watch For picks have centered a lot on college football recently, but I can't think of anything I'd want watch this week more than No.