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Plans for a new $52 million visual arts center were released this week.
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Visual arts center plans uncovered

By Ben Nunnery | July 18, 2008

COURTESY OF THE DARTMOUTH AEGIS Dartmouth's release of architectural plans for a $52 million visual arts center to be located in downtown Hanover earlier this week has prompted criticism from some members of the College's Liaison Committee, which serves as a link between Dartmouth and town residents.

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Daily Debriefing

By Compiled by William Schpero | July 15, 2008

Democratic National Committee Chairman and former Vermont Governor Howard Dean visited Hanover on Friday to meet with residents of the Kendall retirement community.

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Prouty ride, walk raises $2 million

By Michael Coburn | July 15, 2008

Courtesy of Donnie Surdoval Forty-two hundred students and community members came out Saturday to walk, run and bike to fight cancer in the 27th Annual Prouty Century Bike Ride and Challenge Walk.

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Daily Debriefing

By Compiled by William Schpero | July 11, 2008

Photos of an Iranian missile test distributed to journalists on Wednesday by officials with the country's Revolutionary Guard were altered to show four missiles launching instead of three, according to a Scientific American interview with Dartmouth computer science professor Hany Farid published on Thursday.

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Rassias method travels to Mexico

By Amita Kulkarni | July 11, 2008

Although the image of French and Italian professor John Rassias punctuating a lecture with sudden sprints around his classroom may be a familiar one, the audience watching Rassias' antics this week will be slightly different.

Hunter Lovins, CEO of Natural Capitalism Solutions Inc. and co-founder of the Rocky Mountain Institute speaks in Spaulding Auditorium.
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Lovins links eco-policy, high profits

By Michael Coburn | July 11, 2008

Maggie Goldstein / The Dartmouth Staff Corporations that go "green" may find themselves "in the black," as environmentally friendly policies are also helping profits, Hunter Lovins, CEO of Natural Capitalism Solutions Inc. and co-founder of the Rocky Mountain Institute, said to a packed crowd of over 500 in Spaulding Auditorium on Tuesday.

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Peace Corps panelists talk of trials, triumphs

By Andrew Wells | July 11, 2008

In the West African seventh grade classroom of Meg Fuchs '01 -- which held about 35 desks for her 55 students -- Fuchs sought creative means to teach her students about safe sex and preventing the spread of AIDS. On one occasion, Fuchs asked each of her students to bring a condom to class to avoid receiving a zero-percent grade. Fuchs' experiences were among those recounted at "Inspiring Service for the Common Good," a panel discussion held in the Rockefeller Center on July 8. The event featured five speakers, including three Dartmouth alumni, who recounted their experiences in the volunteer community. "I had always wanted to change the world; everyone does to some degree or another," Kiva Wilson '04, who worked in El Salvador from 2004 to 2006 helping farmers and youths improve farming techniques, said at the event.

By Alexandra Johnson, The Dartmouth Staff
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Court allows construction to start

By Allyson Bennett | July 11, 2008

Image courtesy of Dartmouth College In a move that may pave the way for construction to begin on the Class of 1978 Life Sciences Center, the Grafton County Superior Court denied on July 2 the Occom Pond Neighborhood Association's appeal of two town of Hanover decisions that had initially approved the building.

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College tests internet phone-call technology

By Kate Farley | July 8, 2008

Dartmouth Computing Services has begun testing a new technology that will allow users to make calls from cell phones over the College's wireless network free of charge, according to David Bucciero, director of Technical Services.

Residents seeking to buy bagels at Bagel Basement found the restaurant closed throughout the weekend.
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Police arrest three in Bagel Basement Friday

By Ben Nunnery | July 8, 2008

Maggie Goldstein / The Dartmouth Staff Local Hanover restaurant Bagel Basement was closed because of health concerns by the New Hampshire Department of Health and Human Services early Friday morning after Hanover Police discovered five intoxicated teenagers asleep on the premises.

Former New Hampshire Governor and current Democratic candidate for Senate Jeanne Shaheen spoke in Hinman Forum on Monday.
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Shaheen talks of science, policy

By Allyson Bennett | July 8, 2008

Tilman Dette / The Dartmouth Senior Staff Partisanship must not influence science policy, Jeanne Shaheen, former governor of New Hampshire and current Democratic candidate for Senate, said in a town hall meeting held in Hinman Forum on Monday.

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