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College political groups anticipate election day

By Clifton Lyons | June 25, 2012

With just over four months until election day, the College Democrats and Republicans are working to advance their respective 2012 presidential candidates through collaboration with national campaigns, according to campus group representatives. The College Democrats have already held several open, informal events and will continue to campaign for President Barack Obama throughout the summer, according to the Obama campaign's New Hampshire spokeswoman Holly Shulman.

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Reserves closed for renovations

By Sharla Grass | June 25, 2012

Baker Library's basement Reserve Corridor closed for the summer on June 18 to make way for renovations to improve the viewing experience of the Orozco murals and enhance the configuration of the study space, according to Deputy Librarian Cyndy Pawlek.

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April Thompson will leave College in July

By Amelia Acosta | June 21, 2012

Although the College has not made a formal announcement, Associate Dean of the College for Campus Life April Thompson will leave Dartmouth on July 6 after working 11 years in multiple departments to accept a position at Binghamton University, Thompson said.

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Power outages during interim affect Hanover

By Madeline Zeiss | June 21, 2012

The College experienced two significant power outages similar to those that occurred at the end of Spring term during the interim period on June 13 and June 15, according to Kenneth Packard, director of engineering and utilities. A fault in the underground utilities feed owned by National Grid, the energy company that is responsible for the transmission of Hanover's power, in front of the Circle K gas station on Main Street caused the outage on June 13, Packard said.

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Daily Debriefing

By Clifton Lyons | June 21, 2012

On Wednesday, the Minnesota Supreme Court unanimously rejected former University of Minnesota student Amanda Tatro's claim that the university violated her First Amendment rights when it took disciplinary action against her for making threatening and inappropriate Facebook comments, according to The Chronicle of Higher Education.

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Valedictorians to pursue finance

By Diana Ming | June 21, 2012

Jenny Che / The Dartmouth Staff While recent Dartmouth graduates will enter careers in a variety of fields, the four Class of 2012 valedictorians will all pursue careers in finance and business.

The College's 242nd Commencement exercises featured the conferral of 1,779 total degrees and Teach for America founder Wendy Kopp as the main speaker.
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College awards 1,779 degrees at 242nd Commencement

By Jenny Che | June 11, 2012

Patton Lowenstein / The Dartmouth Staff The sun broke over the Green early on Sunday morning, soaking the approximately 12,000 audience members and students awaiting Dartmouth's 242nd Commencement ceremony and setting the stage for one of the warmest Commencement days in recent years.

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Daily Debriefing

By Erin Landau | May 29, 2012

A study by Morehouse College and Howard University economists concluded that black graduates of historically black colleges maintain an advantage in their professional lives over black graduates from other colleges, Inside Higher Education reported.

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Profs. discuss future of climate change

By MICHAEL RIORDAN | May 29, 2012

Receding ice caps, rising sea levels and increasing ocean temperatures have forced international businesses and governments to rethink the role of the Arctic Ocean in the modern world, earth sciences professor Meredith Kelly and environmental studies professor Ross Virginia said in a lecture held in the Haldeman Center on Tuesday.

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Letter urges investigation of Board

By Diana Ming | May 29, 2012

An anonymous group of College faculty and staff members are calling for an investigation of the Board of Trustees for alleged endowment mismanagement and conflicts of interest in the College's investments, according to College General Counsel Bob Donin.

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Obama sees immense lead in professor donations

By Heather Szilagyi | May 28, 2012

Donations to U.S. President Barack Obama's campaign from faculty members across the Ivy League greatly outstrip those given to presumptive Republican presidential nominee Mitt Romney's campaign by margins as high as 41:1 at Yale University, according to Bloomberg Businessweek.

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Daily Debriefing

By Grace Sollender | May 28, 2012

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.

The New Hampshire General Court, despite its sizeable Republican majority since the 2010 elections, could become more moderate in 2012, experts said.
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GOP could lose General Court majority

By MICHAEL RIORDAN | May 28, 2012

Courtesy of Blog.verani.com Because New Hampshire's large population of independent voters creates long term "political volatility," the composition of the state's legislature is likely to change after the upcoming fall elections, according to government professor Linda Fowler.

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College names search committee

By Amelia Acosta | May 28, 2012

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.

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