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By Ana Bowens | May 28, 2009

Harvard University professor Paul Farmer was tapped to succeed Dartmouth President-elect Jim Yong Kim as chair of the department of global health and social medicine at Harvard Medical School on Wednesday.

The Rockefeller Center, funded largely by its endowment, will maintain most of its programs despite College-wide budget cuts.
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Depts. aim to avoid cutting courses

By Tatiana Cooke | May 28, 2009

EMILY VAN GEMEREN / The Dartmouth Staff Correction appended### Five months after College officials announced they would cut the institutional budget by $72 million over the next two years, academic departments and College organizations are working to limit the effects of the new budgetary constraints by reducing administrative operating costs and cutting back on new programming and guest speakers.

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Comm. likely to recommend Gmail

May 28, 2009

Google's Gmail is now the leading contender to replace BlitzMail as the College's e-mail system, according to biology professor C.

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Judge rules in favor of College in contract suit

May 27, 2009

Correction appended Grafton County Superior Court Judge Timothy Vaughan has ruled that the College did not violate the contract of theater professor Mara Sabinson, who first filed federal suit against the College in 2005 for discrimination and breach of contract.

Female members of the Class of 2009 shared their experiences at the annual Women of Dartmouth Panel.
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Senior women share their stories

By Erin Jaeger | May 27, 2009

DOUG GONZALEZ / The Dartmouth Staff Just two weeks before the completion of their final term at Dartmouth, seven female members of the Class of 2009 shared personal stories about the challenges they faced while at the College as part the 20th annual Women of Dartmouth panel.

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DMS to cut budget by 10 percent

By Turia Lahlou | May 27, 2009

Dartmouth Medical School will lay off 12 staff members and cut approximately 10 percent from its $237-million operating budget as part of the College-wide effort to reduce expenditures by $72 million over the next two years, DMS Dean William Green said an interview with The Dartmouth.

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DMS announces layoffs, 10-percent budget cut

By Turia Lahlou | May 27, 2009

Dartmouth Medical School will lay off 12 employees and cut approximately 10 percent from its $237-million operating budget as part of the College-wide effort to reduce expenditures by $72 million over the next two years, DMS Dean William Green said an interview with The Dartmouth.

Standard & Poor's lowered the College's credit rating to double-A plus on Tuesday.
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Dartmouth credit rating lowered

May 26, 2009

CHRIS PARKER / The Dartmouth Staff Days before the College plans to issue over $400 million in bonds, Standard & Poor's downgraded the College's credit rating to double-A plus, the second highest rating, from its prior triple-A status.

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Police Blotter

May 26, 2009

May 13, 3:51 p.m.Lebanon StreetHanover Police received a complaint from the attendants of a downtown parking garage that people were jumping on the roof of the garage.

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Daily Debriefing

By Katie Gonzalez | May 26, 2009

Liberty University, an evangelical Christian liberal arts institution founded by televangelist and conservative commentator Jerry Falwell, has banned its College Democrats organization from participating in campus activities, The New York Times reported.

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SA endorses OAC reform proposal

By Ann Baum | May 26, 2009

A committee tasked with proposing reforms to the Organizational Adjudication Committee has recommended that five-member student boards, rather than deans, hear College disciplinary cases for organizations, according to a summary of the proposal provided by Student Assembly.

College President James Wright was presented with an American flag at the conclusion of a Memorial Day ceremony on Monday.
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Ceremony pays homage to fallen troops

By Ann Baum | May 25, 2009

JAMIE MCCOY / The Dartmouth The barbecue held at Beta Alpha Omega fraternity on Monday was a little different than those hosted at other venues on campus; the attendees were largely veterans, many of whom had served in Iraq.

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