Vandals deface ground floor of Fahey-McLane

Rohail Premjee / The Dartmouth Correction appended### Homophobic and derogatory remarks were scrawled on a window on the ground floor common room in the Fahey-McLane Residence Hall early Sunday morning, according to Rohail Premjee '14, who discovered the writing at approximately 3:15 a.m.

Early decision pool rises to 1,800

Correction appended The College received 1,800 early decision applications for the Class of 2016, setting a new record and marking a 2.6-percent increase from last year, Dean of Admissions and Financial Aid Maria Laskaris said in an interview with The Dartmouth.

D-H to lay off up to 100 employees

Up to 100 jobs will be cut from Dartmouth-Hitchcock Health's payroll by next January in order to close a $100 million budget deficit at Dartmouth-Hitchcock Medical Center, DHMC Director of Media Relations Rick Adams said in an interview with The Dartmouth.

N.H. students graduate with most debt in U.S.

While New Hampshire college graduates recorded the highest levels of debt in the nation last year averaging $31,048 in student loans statewide the College maintained one of the lowest state averages, with $18,712 in loans for its graduating seniors, according to a Nov.

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An Association of American Medical Colleges panel finalized its proposal to redesign the standardized test required for medical schools, The Chronicle of Higher Education reported Tuesday.

Panelists discuss religious beliefs

Five students discussed the ways in which they came to redefine and rely on their faith in light of hardship during Dartmouth Voices of Faith, an event hosted by the Dartmouth Multi-Faith Council on Tuesday in Collis Common Ground.

Student groups gear up for election season

With little under a year until the 2012 presidential election, student political groups on campus are ramping up their efforts to involve undergraduates in the battle for the White House.

LSA in Mexico canceled for spring

After a dramatic decrease in students' desire to study abroad in Mexico a recent trend potentially spurred by national news media's extensive coverage of drug warfare affecting some Mexican states the Spanish and Portuguese department canceled its Spring term Language Study Abroad to Puebla, Mexico.

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Although most college and university endowments have not yet recovered their losses from the 2008 economic crisis, average returns have nearly bounced back to their rates prior to 2008, Inside Higher Ed reported Tuesday.

ICC reps. meet with Board over weekend

Members of the Board of Trustees returned to the College to discuss various challenges confronting the Dartmouth community, especially the issue of student and faculty diversity, during the Board's termly meeting on Friday and Saturday, College President Jim Yong Kim said in an interview with The Dartmouth.

Alum. indicted on charges of fraud

Bruce McAllister '54 Tu'58, who was indicted in the United States District Court for the District of Vermont for embezzlement, will be arraigned on Nov.

Manger-Weil '80 cited for SAT tutoring success

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The University of Pennsylvania's Undergraduate Assembly is under investigation for allegations that the organization hazed its new members, according to The Daily Pennsylvanian.

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Hanover's first Obama for America rally of the 2012 campaign cycle drew over 20 local residents, including State Rep.

AUK interns pursue Arab studies

Since 2005, eight of the 21 Dartmouth alumni who interned at the American University in Kuwait through the Dartmouth College-American University of Kuwait Project have received national fellowships and post-graduate scholarships to study Arab culture, media and linguistics in North Africa and the Middle East, according to Laurel Stavis, the project's executive director.

Mulley '70 scrutinizes U.S. health care system

Students, alumni and community members piled into Dartmouth Hall on Saturday morning to attend a presentation on the complexity of the United States health care system delivered by Dartmouth Center for Health Care Delivery Science Director Al Mulley '70.

Officers investigate recent campus crimes

Following several recent incidents of crime, including a reported instance of sexual assault on Sunday morning and four thefts in the Zimmerman Fitness Center in Alumni Gym this term, Safety and Security is encouraging students to remain alert as the investigations continue, Roddy Young, the Office of Public Affairs' vice president for communications, said in an email to The Dartmouth.