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Rauner to digitize some collections

By Thomas Bukowski | November 9, 2007

Over lunch in 2001, Google co-founder Larry Page and Stanford University librarian Michael Keller marveled how much information was still locked inside books in libraries' stacks worldwide and how wonderful it would be if all that information was digital and searchable.

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Two trustees RSVP for student interrogation

By Turia Lahlou | November 9, 2007

Amidst recent controversies surrounding Dartmouth's Board of Trustees, students will have the opportunity to ask trustees any questions they choose at an unprecedented, uncensored forum, to be held Friday in Filene Auditorium at 4:30 p.m.

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Daily Debriefing

By Compiled by Josh Roselman | November 8, 2007

After an August 2007 eight-week internal investigation into its billing practices, Dartmouth-Hitchcock Medical Center recently notified government agencies about potential irregularities at one of the center's clinical services, the Valley News reported on Nov.

Through Blackboard, professors can track when a student last accessed the web site and to see what, if any, documents the student chose to download.
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Profs monitor student Blackboard use

By Kate Farley | November 8, 2007

Courtesy of Blackboard For some, taking courses at Dartmouth is a game between professor and student, a game of completing the bare minimum number of readings that a student can get away with.

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Daily Debriefing

By Turia Lahlou | November 7, 2007

The Massachusetts Institute of Technology filed a negligence suit against architect Frank Gehry, accusing him of design flaws in the $300 million Stata Center in Cambridge, Mass, according to The Boston Globe.

Student Body President Travis Green '08 said after Tuesday's Assembly meeting that the group is looking to get involved with the Class Divide program.
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Assembly takes on Novack redesign

November 7, 2007

Alicia Modeen / The Dartmouth Staff Potential renovations of Novack Cafe were among the topics discussed during Tuesday's Student Assembly meeting.

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Computing ramps up illegal-song warnings

By Brook Jackling | November 7, 2007

Ellen Young, the manager of Consulting Services at Computer Services, used to e-mail one student per day on behalf of the Recording Industry Association of America, asking them to remove illegally downloaded material from their computers.

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Daily Debriefing

By Joanna Pucci | November 6, 2007

Recent discoveries about the relationship between blood vessel growth and heart size could open new possibilities in heart disease therapies, a study done by Dartmouth Medical School researchers reports.

Ann Rhoades, who serves as a board member for Jet Blue Airlines, told students in the Haldeman Center about the importance of employees.
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Rhoades discusses entrepreneurship, business management

By Turia Lahlou | November 6, 2007

Erin Jaeger / The Dartmouth Ann Rhoades, president of People Ink and board member of Jet Blue Airlines, spoke to a packed crowd in the Haldeman Center on Monday about the keys to successful entrepreneurship in a speech entitled "Creating A High Performing Culture: Lessons from Great Companies." Throughout her speech, Rhoades highlighted company values, customer service, employee involvement and thinking creatively as the most important aspects of successful entrepreneurship.

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'Islamo-Fashion' to promote Al-Nur

By Julie Kim | November 6, 2007

No need for the double-take: The posters read "Islamo-Fashion Awareness Week." Al-Nur marked the beginning of its Islamo-Fashion Awareness Week with a movie on Monday.

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