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Dartmouth-Hitchcock Medical Center has experienced a $100-million loss in its investments, causing it to defer salary raises until June.
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DHMC's investments decline by $100 million

March 2, 2009

Zach Ingbretsen / The Dartmouth Staff In the wake of a $100-million investment loss, Dartmouth-Hitchcock Medical Center will defer salary raises until June 2009 and will put a "cautious filter" on all staff hiring as well as capital expenditures, major projects that usually cost more than $10,000, according to Jason Aldous, DHMC's media relations manager. Although DHMC's $400-million investment portfolio lost 25 percent over a 10-month period, Aldous said, the center remains financially sound. "Right now, DHMC is financially stable," Aldous said.

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Daily Debriefing

By Shaun Akhtar and Katie Paxton | February 27, 2009

Three Dartmouth staff members demonstrated paperless office software that the computer science department will use as part of its new effort to reduce office waste and inefficiency.

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Crady holds forum to discuss AMP

By Shaun Akhtar | February 27, 2009

As part of an effort to collect student feedback about the proposed Alcohol Management Program, Dean of the College Tom Crady and special assistant to the Dean of the College Kate Burke held a question and answer session in Collis Center on Thursday night.

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Daily Debriefing

By Ana Bowens | February 26, 2009

Harvard University plans to delay construction of a new science complex in Allston, Mass., in light of its endowment losses, the university announced last week.

Robert Ceplikas '78
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Interim director of athletics named

By Jen Buchholz | February 26, 2009

COURTESY OF THE DARTMOUTH AEGIS Deputy athletic director Robert Ceplikas '78 has been named Dartmouth's acting athletic director, and will replace outgoing director Josie Harper on July 1, College officials announced on Wednesday.

The current job market has led to increased interest in business schools.
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Interest in business schools grows

By Madeline Sims | February 26, 2009

SUJIN LIM / The Dartmouth Domestic interest in several leading business programs, including the University of Chicago Booth School of Business and Cornell University's Johnson School, has increased compared to this time last year, according to admissions officials.

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Police Blotter

February 25, 2009

February 16, 2:54 a.m. North Main Street A Hanover Police officer on patrol noticed a male rolling a table down the sidewalk of North Main Street.

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DMS team studies iron build up

By Erin Jaeger | February 25, 2009

The build up of iron in the body can contribute to many types of cancer and vascular disease, a finding which calls into question whether vitamins fortified with iron are actually beneficial, according to a study led by Dartmouth Medical School professor Leo Zacharski.

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Students 'speak out' on sexual assault

By Emma Fidel | February 25, 2009

SAM RAUCH / The Dartmouth Staff A rapt audience of approximately 50 students gathered in Collis Common Ground on Tuesday night to listen to anonymous accounts of students' experiences with sexual assault.

The new hotel planned for downtown Hanover will be located next to the College's South Block development.
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Plans for Hanover hotel delayed

By Drew Joseph | February 25, 2009

Eric Tanner / The Dartmouth Staff Plans to construct a hotel in downtown Hanover have been delayed after the project switched hands from one developer to another earlier this year, according to individuals involved.

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