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December 17, 2025 | Latest Issue
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Joung: Leveling the Playing Field

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When I was in elementary school, I was diagnosed with attention deficit hyperactivity disorder. Since then, I have been given extra time on every test from pop quizzes to the ACT and the SAT until this year, when I stopped asking for it.


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Daily Debriefing

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In an April 10 hearing, the New Hampshire Superior Court denied a request by Julian Sarkar '13 for a preliminary injunction in the case of Julian Sarkar v.




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College names search committee

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On Friday, the College announced 14 members of the Dartmouth community, including trustees, alumni, current faculty members and one student representative, as members of the Presidential Search Committee that will assist Committee Chair Bill Helman '80 and Vice Chair Diana Taylor '77 in the search for the College's 18th president, according to Helman.





Sports

Vann Island

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Well guys and girls, this is it the final installment of Vann Island until next September. Hopefully your hearts are still intact after formal season because now is the time to really buckle down.


Opinion

Colaneri: Be Yourself

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In a few days, I will be graduating with the rest of the Class of 2012. When I look back on the last four years, I feel privileged to have gotten to know many students here who are not only incredibly intelligent, but also kind and empathetic to the needs of others.


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College announces members of presidential search committee

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As part of the developing search process for College President Jim Yong Kim's successor, the College announced 14 new members of the 17-member Presidential Search Committee in a press release today. Committee Chair Bill Helman '80 and Vice Chair Diana Taylor '77 will be joined by fellow trustees Jim Coulter '82, Denise Dupre '80, Annette Gordon-Reed '81 and John Rich '80.


Webster Hall houses Rauner Special Collections Library, which features many rare books and manuscripts.
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Rauner Special Collections Library hosts diverse archives

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Nathan Yeo / The Dartmouth Senior Staff Rauner Special Collections Library, currently housed in Webster Hall, features massive, wide-ranging collections of rare books, manuscripts and the College's archives, including one of the most extensive Robert Frost collections in the world, according to Special Collections librarian Jay Satterfield.






Mirror

The Fog

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Honestly, I've been staring at my screen for a long time, unable to write anything. I suppose my writing paralysis comes from the fact that everything I began to write sounded like an obituary.


Mirror

Being and Dartmouthness

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Some time ago, a female friend of mine told me she was amazed that I was both in a fraternity and a "good person." I wasn't sure how to respond. On the one hand, I understood her point.


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Local organizations assist Upper Valley post-hurricane

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Small businesses in the Upper Valley are still struggling after the destruction wrought by Hurricane Irene in August, but many have begun to receive help from the Small Business Support Team, a project organized by the disaster relief group Upper Valley Strong and the regional organization Vital Communities. Although the main focus after a major disaster is on individuals who have lost homes or have immediate needs, the impact on small businesses is so strong that an average of 40 percent do not reopen within a year, according to Vital Communities Executive Director Mary Margaret Sloan. Upper Valley Strong the region's Federal Emergency Management Administration-certified relief group formed immediately after the storm when a group of concerned organizations began working together to help those impacted by the extensive flooding.



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