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By Kelsey Stimson | October 13, 2011

New Hampshire Secretary of State Bill Gardner threatened to move up the Republican primary to as early as Dec.

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Duthu discusses land ownership

October 12, 2011

ADITI KIRTIKAR / The Dartmouth Staff Asserting the need for congressional legislation that establishes indisputable Native American claims to their ancestral lands, chair of the Native American studies department Bruce Duthu discussed the historical context of Native American land ownership to a group of approximately 30 people on Wednesday afternoon in Carson Hall.

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Students swept up in political frenzy

By Emily Baer | October 12, 2011

Regardless of partisan affiliation, College students were pulled into national political conversation on Tuesday night as they watched the Republican primary debate from Spaulding Auditorium, at the College-sponsored watch party in Leede Arena or from their rooms with laptops streaming DarTV.

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Tuck opts out of rankings, citing methodology, cost

By Madeline Zeiss | October 12, 2011

For the first time since 2007, administrators at the Tuck School of Business chose not to participate in The Aspen Institute's "Beyond Grey Pinstripes" project an independent ranking of business schools citing the "cost in time and effort" required by the survey, as well as problems with the methodology used to rank schools, Tuck's Assistant Dean for Strategic Initiatives Penny Paquette said in an email to The Dartmouth. The Aspen Institute judges business schools based on their social and environmental impact using information about their coursework and faculty research, according to Nancy McGaw, deputy director of the Business and Society Program at the Aspen Institute.

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Businesses see mixed results on debate day

By Sharla Grass | October 12, 2011

Hunter Van Adelsberg / The Dartmouth While Hanover typically sees an influx of visitors as the leaves change colors in the fall, nature guide books were conspicuously absent this season, replaced instead by press passes and protest signs.

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By Jen Dalecki | October 12, 2011

The U.S. District Court of Providence ordered Brown University to release fundraising records in a case regarding a student who claims he was wrongly accused of rape and forced to leave Brown, The Chronicle of Higher Education reported.

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Green swarms with protesters Tues.

By Amelia Acosta | October 11, 2011

Amanda Geduld / The Dartmouth While students and community members swarmed the Green in anticipation of the Tuesday evening GOP debate, protest signs overshadowed campaign posters as activists challenged candidates to support issues ranging from HIV/AIDS research funding to Wall Street oversight.

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Kondracke moderates political experts panel

October 11, 2011

A panel of educators and leading journalists discussed the economy, President Barack Obama's chances of re-election and the merits of Republican presidential candidates' platforms in Moore Theater prior to Tuesday's Republican presidential debate.

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Moderator Charlie Rose hosts live post-debate show in Spaulding

By Jay Webster | October 11, 2011

Aki Onda / The Dartmouth Senior Staff Following Tuesday evening's Republican debate, Charlie Rose the event's moderator hosted his eponymous nightly interview program, "Charlie Rose," at the same round table in Spaulding Auditorium that had seated the eight debating Republican candidate hopefuls just hours before.

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