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Med school students start mission

By Conor Galligan | November 26, 2007

While most university students focus on studying for exams, Dartmouth Medical School student Nick Ellis DMS'10 spent his college years developing a program to support medical missions to Ecuador.

GBaby Magnetic Play System by GeoMag was ranked the top tech toy for kids 9-24 months by a team from the Tuck School of Business.
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Tuck study group ranks Holiday toys

By Grace D'Arcy | November 26, 2007

Courtesy of Toys R Us Although the stereotypical Tuck Business School researcher may be focused on development in emerging economies or business administration, Tuck professor Eric Johnson and his team of students have turned their attention to a much lighter issue: what toys gift-givers should buy for the holidays. Johnson led a group of three Tuck students -- Kate Reiling Tu'09, Adam Bulakowski Tu'08 and Shilpa Karnik Tu'08 -- in a study to determine this year's "Top Tech Toys." Johnson concentrated principally on how supply chain management affects information technology. To develop the list of nine toys, the team focused on whether the "play value" that results from technology innovation can balance any increased cost.

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Zywicki draws fire for remarks

By William Schpero | November 26, 2007

Dartmouth Trustee Todd Zywicki '88 called former College President James Freedman "truly evil" and expressed disdain for an alleged academic orthodoxy of political correctness in a recently surfaced Oct.

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Daily Debriefing

By Lia Grigg | November 20, 2007

Biology professor Mary Lou Guerinot is co-leading a "biofortifying" research project aimed at increasing the nutritional value of rice.

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Project collects stories about class

By Allyson Bennett | November 20, 2007

Although Jamie Keith '09 could recall a variety of campus discussions focusing on issues of racism, sexism and gender identity, Keith, the Office of Pluralism and Leadership student intern, felt that one aspect of diversity on campus was not being explored fully: socioeconomic class.

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Phi Beta Kappa inducts 24 seniors early

By Allyson Bennett | November 20, 2007

The 24 members of the Class of 2008 whose cumulative grade point averages were among the 20 highest in the grade were inducted into the Dartmouth chapter of the Phi Beta Kappa honor society on Monday night in a ceremony held at the home of College President James Wright and Susan Wright.

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Gov't, econ depts face uphill battle in hiring

By Allie Lowe | November 20, 2007

As the government and economics departments undertake their annual hiring process, Dartmouth faces a competitive job market, in which the College's location and undergraduate focus may deter potential applicants.

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Daily Debriefing

By Drew Joseph | November 19, 2007

The Dartmouth Ethics Society won the Northeast Regional Ethics Bowl at Villanova University last week.

Aaron Sims \'09 assists his mother, University of New Mexico professor Christine Sims, during her Tuesday speech at First Nations week.
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NADs hosts First Nations Week

By Grace D'Arcy | November 16, 2007

Jessica Griffen / The Dartmouth Staff Dartmouth's celebration of Native American History Month was kicked off this week by the second annual First Nations Week speeches.

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Daily Debriefing

November 16, 2007

Dartmouth's Gay Straight Alliance has changed its name to Gender, Sexuality, XYZ (GSX) after a week of debate, the group announced in its weekly e-mail message to members on Nov.

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Telecom company sues Hanover

By Rebecca Cress | November 16, 2007

A local telecommunications company, SegTEL, is suing Hanover over the development of a municipal fiber optics network that would link the Hanover and Lebanon police dispatch centers.

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