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Meal plans cost roughly the same as other Ivies'

By Leslie Ye | January 8, 2012

Josephine Coury / The Dartmouth Despite student complaints about the cost of the new SmartChoice meal plan, the College's recently instituted meal plans cost roughly the same amount as those of Dartmouth's peer institutions, though Dartmouth Dining Services offers fewer dining hall options than most comparable institutions. Dartmouth currently offers four meal plan options for undergraduate students.

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By Claire Groden | January 8, 2012

The upcoming New Hampshire primary elections will play an important role in the developing race for the Republican presidential nomination, government professor Ronald Shaiko said in an interview with WPTZ Burlington on Jan.

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Student dies while studying in Barcelona

By The Dartmouth Staff | January 8, 2012

Crispin Scott '13 died while studying in Barcelona on a program not affiliated with the College, Dean of the College Charlotte Johnson said in a campus-wide email on Sunday afternoon. A memorial will be held today at Phi Delta Alpha fraternity, of which Scott was a member, from 3 p.m.

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By Marina Shkuratov | January 5, 2012

Renowned geneticist and former Dartmouth professor James Crow died Tuesday at the age of 95, the National Center for Science Education reported.

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Thayer prof. works on HIV vaccine

By Tom Owen | January 5, 2012

Hunter Van Adelsberg / The Dartmouth Staff A research consortium led by engineering professor Margaret Ackerman has received an $8 million-grant from Partners Health Care, a non-profit health care provider in Massachusetts, to fund the development of a new type of HIV vaccine, according to Ackerman. The consortium, led by Ackerman and Galit Alter, a professor at Harvard Medical School, includes researchers with a wide variety of specialties from both national and international institutions, Ackerman said.

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Pelzel announces plans to retire

By Erin Landau | January 5, 2012

Maggie Rowland / The Dartmouth Senior Staff Senior Vice President of Advancement Carrie Pelzel will retire on June 30 after 15 years at the College, President Jim Yong Kim announced in an email to College faculty and administrators Wednesday.

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DHMC doctor studies depression procedure

January 5, 2012

Deep brain stimulation may prove a viable treatment option for patients with treatment-resistant depression, according to a study co-authored by Paul Holtzheimer, a psychiatrist at Dartmouth-Hitchcock Medical Center.

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Faculty earn science fellowships

By Ashley Ulrich | January 4, 2012

Topics ranging from the dissociation of chemical bonds to computer algorithms characterize the research of the five Dartmouth faculty members selected as fellows at the American Association for the Advancement of Science, according to a Dec.

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By Blaze Joel | January 4, 2012

Dartmouth College was ranked eighth in Foreign Policy Magazine's list of the top ten undergraduate international relations programs in the country, joining the ranks of Harvard University, Princeton University and Yale University, the magazine announced this month.

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Aires sing at White House party

January 3, 2012

The Dartmouth Aires did not let the lack of snow in Washington preclude them from celebrating an early "white" Christmas on Dec.

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