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By Jordan Einhorn | November 13, 2013

Twenty members of the Class of 2014 with the highest cumulative grade point averages were inducted as junior members into the Dartmouth chapter of Phi Beta Kappa in a ceremony in the Wren Room at Sanborn House on Tuesday.

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Hop to see major renovations

By Laura Weiss | November 12, 2013

The College will renovate the Hopkins Center in the near future, potentially adding three performance or spaces and converting Alumni Hall to a performance space. The redesigned facility aims to allow easier navigation and visibility of the arts facilities.

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Early decision applications rise 6.7 percent

By Claire Daly | November 12, 2013

The College received 1,678 early decision applications for the Class of 2018 as of the Nov. 8 deadline, a 6.7 percent increase from last year, dean of undergraduate admissions and financial aid Maria Laskaris said. Last year early applications for the Class of 2017 dropped 12.6 percent.

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A group of students protested former Israeli Prime Minister Ehud Olmert’s Tuesday talk with a ‘die-in.’ The group handed out fliers in the hallway following the talk, which cited Israeli responses to terrorist attacks and Desmond Tutu’s 2002 article lamenting the humanitarian situation in Gaza and the West Bank.

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Yona '16 attends UN climate change conference

By Michelle Li | November 11, 2013

Leehi Yona ’16 will champion stricter climate change policies at a United Nations Conference in Warsaw, Poland this week alongside 16 other delegates from SustainUS, a nonprofit advocacy group that encourages youth participation in advancing sustainable development.

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DHMC participates in new telestroke collaborative

By Sejal Shah | November 11, 2013

A new collaborative between Dartmouth-Hitchcock Medical Center and Mayo Clinic enables vascular neurologists at academic medical centers to connect with emergency rooms in rural hospitals, which often do not have access to necessary resources and expertise to treat stroke patients.

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By Josh Koenig | November 11, 2013

An analysis conducted by the Institute of International Education in conjunction with the State Department found that a record number of international students came to study in the United States this year, up 7 percent from last year, The Wall Street Journal reported on Monday.

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Kim to direct digital learning

By Jordan Einhorn | November 10, 2013

Josh Kim has been appointed to serve as director of digital learning initiatives for the Dartmouth Center for the Advancement of Learning, Interim Provost Martin Wybourne announced in an email Friday.

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By Claire Daly | November 10, 2013

Over a third of young adults have experienced poverty in the past 50 years, The Atlantic reported.

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Student Assembly to restructure internal operations

By Emily Rutherford | November 10, 2013

The outgoing student body leadership provided little in the way of transitional exercises or relevant institutional information from the previous Assembly, meaning that student body president Adrian Ferrari ’14, student body vice president Michael Zhu ’14 and their cabinet essentially had to “start from the ground up,” even going to Rauner Special Collections Library to find previous years’ Assembly records, Ferrari said.

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Human Resources VP McCoo to depart College

By Amelia Rosch | November 7, 2013

Vice president for human resources Myron McCoo will step down from his role on Nov. 30, and former executive director Lynda Baker will serve as acting vice president during the search for a permanent replacement.

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'Mixed' anthology to feature College alumni

By Nancy Wu | November 7, 2013

Twelve recent multiracial graduates share their personal experiences in the anthology “Mixed: Multiracial College Students Tell Their Life Stories,” which examines the identity development of mixed-race students.

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Levy '71 talks value of contemplation

By Rebecca Rowland | November 7, 2013

While a PhD in computer science and a diploma in calligraphy and bookbinding may seem like an unconventional pairing, University of Washington professor David Levy ’71 discussed how the juxtaposition of the two disciplines can demonstrate the value of contemplation in a fast-paced world in a lecture Thursday evening.

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Daily Debriefing

By Brian Chalif | November 7, 2013

Brown University will investigate a protest that led to the cancellation of an event with New York City police commissioner Raymond Kelly to decide whether students involved should be disciplined, The New York Times reported.

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