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College to replace pre-health advisor

July 19, 2010

The Dean of the College's Office is set to begin the search for a replacement for Pre-Health Advisor Stacy Barton, who is scheduled to leave the College at the end of July, according to Lee Witters, pre-health advisor and Dartmouth Medical School professor.

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Mastanduno will bring wealth of experience

By Katie Gonzalez | July 19, 2010

When Michael Mastanduno, associate dean of the faculty for the social sciences and government professor, assumes his role as dean of the faculty on August 1, he will be tasked with overseeing faculty from all 40 academic departments of the College.

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Mastanduno named Dean of the Faculty

By Madeline Sims | July 15, 2010

Michael Mastanduno, associate dean of the faculty for the social sciences and government professor at the College, has been appointed Dean of the Faculty of Arts and Sciences following a two-month search process, College President Jim Yong Kim announced in an e-mail to the Dartmouth community Thursday afternoon. Mastanduno, who has served as an associate dean of the faculty since 2003, will begin his five-year term on August 1, according to the e-mail.

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Settlement offer made in suit against College

By Greg Berger | July 15, 2010

The group of seven alumni led by B.V. Brooks '47 which has been engaged in a lawsuit against the College's Board of Trustees since November 2008 offered to discontinue all legal action against the College if the Board restores parity between alumni-elected and Board-selected trustees in an open letter sent to the Board on Wednesday.

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Two students accept plea bargain

By Brendan Dooley | July 15, 2010

Correction Appended Andrew Lohse '12 and Sarah Koo '10 accepted plea bargains during separate hearings at the Lebanon District Court on Wednesday in connection with a May 13 incident at Sigma Alpha Epsilon fraternity involving suspected cocaine use.

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Dartmouth grads chosen to serve as Presidential Fellows

By Jamila Ma | July 15, 2010

Ben Gonin / The Dartmouth Staff Ben Gonin / The Dartmouth Staff Eight 2009 and 2010 Dartmouth graduates were selected by College administrators to work in five different College offices as the 2010-2011 Presidential Fellows, according to Nariah Broadus, special assistant to the president for initiatives and projects.

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Daily Debriefing

July 15, 2010

Nonacademic spending including spending on the costs of financial aid offices and student counseling services is rising more quickly than academic spending at institutes of higher education across the country, The New York Times reported on July 8.

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Former Afghan VP advises reform

By Robert szypko | July 15, 2010

Hedayat Amin-Arsala, former vice president of Afghanistan who is currently serving as a senior minister in the country, discussed the causes of violence and political instability in Afghanistan during the lecture, "My Country; My Concerns: My Vision," on Wednesday in Spaulding Auditorium.

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LIVE COVERAGE: Mayor Michael Bloomberg

By Jamila Ma | July 15, 2010

Follow The Dartmouth for live coverage of Mayor Michael Bloomberg's inaugural Dartmouth Presidential lecture. Related Articles Bloomberg to lecture at Dartmouth FridayGreat Issues lectures to develop, Kim says LIVE COVERAGE: Bloomberg Lecture

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Mastanduno appointed Dean of Faculty

By Ann Baum | July 14, 2010

Government Professor Michael Mastanduno has been appointed Dean of the Faculty, according to an e-mail sent by College President Jim Yong Kim Thursday afternoon. Mastanduno, who has worked as the associate dean of the faculty since 2003, will begin his five-year term on August 1, according to the e-mail.

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Tabard pleads no contest, faces $4,000 fine

By The Dartmouth Staff | July 14, 2010

The Tabard coed fraternity's two charges of serving alcohol to underage individuals were dropped to Class B misdeamoners following a plea bargain after the organization pleaded no contest in the Lebanon District Court on Wednesday afternoon. Tabard paid a fine of $2,000 for each charge and must complete 500 hours of community service over the next two years as a part of the agreement made with police prosecutor Christopher O'Conner, Tabard summer president Emily Liu '12 said in an interview with The Dartmouth.

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LIVE COVERAGE: Mayor Michael Bloomberg

By The Dartmouth Staff | July 14, 2010

The Dartmouth Staff The Dartmouth Staff Follow The Dartmouth for live coverage of Mayor Michael Bloomberg's inaugural Dartmouth Presidential lecture. Related Articles Bloomberg to lecture at Dartmouth FridayGreat Issues lectures to develop, Kim says LIVE COVERAGE: Bloomberg Lecture

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Bloomberg to lecture at Dartmouth Friday

By Christina Wray | July 12, 2010

New York City Mayor Michael Bloomberg will speak to the Dartmouth community in the inaugural Dartmouth Presidential Lecture on July 16 in Moore Theater at 11:15 a.m., according to an e-mail sent by College President Jim Yong Kim Friday afternoon.

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Prouty events raise $2.2 million

By Whitney Robinson | July 12, 2010

Dartmouth students and community members raised a record-setting $2.2 million for the Norris Cotton Cancer Center during The 29th Annual Prouty Century Bike Ride and Challenge on July 9 and 10, according to Prouty Events Director and Friends of Norris Cotton Cancer Center Executive Director Jean Brown. More than 4,500 individuals participated in this year's Prouty events, according to Rebecca Gray, senior program manager for the Friends of Norris Cotton.

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Oncologist Rausen '51 dies of cancer at age 80

By Conrad Scoville | July 12, 2010

Correction Appended Aaron Rausen '51 who attended Dartmouth from 1947 to 1950 and served as chief of pediatric oncology at New York University Langone Medical Center for 16 years died of pancreatic cancer last Wednesday at Calvary Hospital Hospice in Bronx, N.Y., according to a statement released by his daughter, Susan Drewes.

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Daily Debriefing

July 12, 2010

The Dartmouth College chapter of Habitat for Humanity began building its first energy-efficient home in West Lebanon on July 10, according to a Tucker Foundation press release.

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