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Daily Debriefing

By Whitney Buckholz and Katy O'Donnell | July 10, 2007

A thunderstorm ripped through Hanover Monday afternoon, felling two trees on the side of the Green.

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Sophomores absent from summer

By Joanna Patterson | July 10, 2007

Though sophomore summer is technically mandatory for Dartmouth undergraduates, a number of students choose not enroll in courses during the summer.

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Doc Summer Crew renovates cabins

By Luke Mann-O'Halloran | July 10, 2007

The prospect of showering once or twice per week for 10 weeks at a time may sound like torture to many Dartmouth students.

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Summer allows students to explore interests, activities

By Zach Swiss | July 10, 2007

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Assault incident occurs on Green

By Amanda Cohen | July 10, 2007

An incident of sexual assault and another of indecent exposure and lewdness were reported to Hanover Police last week.

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"Good Sams" sent to DHMC on weekends

By Christine Paquin | July 10, 2007

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Daily Debriefing

By Aimee Moon and Zach Swiss | July 6, 2007

Renowned poet Philip Booth '47 died Monday following a long illness complicated by Alzheimer's disease, according to The Bangor Daily News.

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Organic Farm starts summer harvest

By Jesse Silberberg | July 6, 2007

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Students live, work and play at Ledyard

By Joanna Patterson | July 6, 2007

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Environmental groups hold Eco-Summit

By Marina Agapakis | July 6, 2007

Nat Smith / The Dartmouth Staff Bringing together members of Dartmouth's environmental groups and other interested students, the Environmental Summit kicked off a number of summer initiatives on Thursday evening, helping the attending organizations garner volunteer support.

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Veterans of war in Iraq to enroll at Dartmouth

By Grace Wyler | July 6, 2007

Almost every new student that matriculates at Dartmouth walks through College President James Wright's office and learns about several items in his office that are particularly meaningful to the president of the College.

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Daily Debriefing

By Jennifer Bandy, Conlan O'Leary and Aimee Lim | July 3, 2007

Tuition is rising again for state universities in New Hampshire, according to the annual budget approved by the New Hampshire University System Board of Trustees on Thursday.

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Jun '08 to serve in Singaporean army

By Layne Zhao | July 3, 2007

As droves of sophomores flock to corporate recruiting events in anticipation of their leave terms, Tomi Jun '08 is preparing for a different type of off-campus experience.

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Nifong disbarred after foul play in Duke rape trial

By Paul Glenn | July 3, 2007

Associated Press Several months after the dismissal of the rape charges against the Duke University lacrosse players, the saga has not ended for the former Durham County District Attorney Michael Nifong.

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Trustees reassess Board's composition

By William Schpero | July 3, 2007

Dartmouth's Board of Trustees -- the only trustee board in the Ivy League in which alumni elect as many members as the board selects itself -- may soon receive a new structure.

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Prospective student forums go live

By Marina Agapakis | July 3, 2007

Asafu Suzuki / The Dartmouth Staff In an effort to broaden the on-campus programs offered to prospective students, the Admissions Office recently began holding daily student forums.

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Hearing set for murder of alum

By Jesse Silberberg | July 3, 2007

Courtesy of The Dartmouth Aegis Three New Mexico men charged with the felony murder and sexual assault of Nicole Leigh Redhorse '95 will face a hearing on August 15 in Durango, Colo.

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Daily Debriefing

By Andrew Lebovich and Luke Mann-O'Halloran | June 29, 2007

Stacks of SAT-prep books may soon be a memory for high-school students. Kaplan Test Prep, founded in 1938 to help students prepare for the SATs, has partnered with Apple to produce iPod-based SAT preparation programs.

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Police Blotter

By Andrew Lebovich | June 29, 2007

June 1, 12:05 p.m., East Wheelock Street Police arrested two underage men for possession of alcohol stemming from an incident that occurred the week before, when the two Dartmouth freshman threw a fire extinguisher through a first floor window of Sigma Phi Epsilon fraternity.

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Strange Fruit stands tall on the Green

By Grace Wyler | June 29, 2007

Teresa Lattanzio / The Dartmouth Staff As the lyrics of Frank Sinatra echoed around the Green, swaying neon-clad figures performed a circus-like dance narrative while standing atop 12-foot poles Thursday afternoon.

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