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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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Newlove responds to SmartChoice criticism

By Marina Shkuratov | October 10, 2011

After weeks of vocal student dissatisfaction and meal plan change cards, Dartmouth Dining Services Director David Newlove responded to student complaints about the increased price of the SmartChoice mealplan and the plan's logisitical problems at a heated panel on Monday night in the Paganucci Conference Room in the Class of 1953 Commons. Much of the forum focused on the economics of the new SmartChoice meal plans.

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Hodes '72 picked for arts council

By Ashley Ulrich | October 10, 2011

President Barack Obama announced his intent to nominate former New Hampshire state representative Paul Hodes '72 to the National Council on the Arts, according to press release issued by the White House on Friday.

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By Devika Bodas | October 10, 2011

Boston University's 4,300 first-year and transfer students received a personal telephone call from the school's administrators last week, The Boston Globe reported.

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New contest promotes philanthropy

By Diana Ming | October 9, 2011

New members of 22 Greek houses across campus including all eight Panhellenic sororities, 13 fraternities and one co-educational fraternity will participate in a new fundraising competition known as Philanthropic All American Rush throughout Fall term, PAAR founder and chairman Matthew Lu '13 said in an interview with The Dartmouth. The competition, which begins today, seeks to promote philanthropy within the College's Greek community and serves as an opportunity for new members to assume leadership of an "exciting and fulfilling experience," Lu said. New members will engage in fundraising activities that they will organize on behalf of their Greek organizations through Nov.

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Daily Debriefing

By Sasha Dudding | October 9, 2011

Emmanuel Kim '15 was elected 2015 Class Council president, according to an email sent by the Class of 2015 Election Committee on Oct.

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Influx of seniors seek fourth year off-terms

By Sophia Johnston | October 9, 2011

Over the past several years, an increasing percentage of students have requested to waive the College's senior year residency requirement, which mandates that students enroll in courses during the fall, winter and spring terms of their fourth and final year, according to College Registrar Meredith Braz.

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Taylor discusses keys to business-world success

By Clare Coffey | October 9, 2011

Both global markets and the U.S. domestic economy will remain "volatile" over the next several years as countries struggle to reduce deficits and avoid defaulting on loans, Lou Taylor Tu'85, senior vice president at the New-York-based hedge fund Paulson & Co., warned listeners at a Saturday meeting organized by the Dartmouth Athletes in Business and Leadership organization in the Rockefeller Center.

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Daily Debriefing

By Isobel Markham | October 6, 2011

Fifteen law schools will face legal charges for misrepresenting their post-graduation employment figures to applicants, Inside Higher Ed reported.

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