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Field takes shape in SA president race

By Allison Lowe | April 23, 2007

Despite delays in the formation of the Elections Planning and Advisory Committee, several candidates for Student Body President have already begun to lay plans for this May's contest. Travis Green '08, Carlos Mejia '08, Nova Robinson '08 and Jaromy Siporen '08 all confirmed their intentions to pursue the role of Student Body President.

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'Prospies' go home after sunny Dimensions

By Victoria Boggiano | April 23, 2007

As Lelia Tahaburt, a prospective student from Annapolis, Maryland, sat on the bus on the way to Hanover late Wednesday night, she thought to herself, "I really hope I just love Dartmouth." When she finally arrived at midnight, she attended the last performance of an a cappella showcase at the Top of the Hop, one of a plethora of Dimensions events that sold her on joining the Dartmouth class of 2011. The 2007 Dimensions of Dartmouth.

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Police Blotter

By Jesse Silberberg | April 20, 2007

April 10, 2:24 p.m., Low Road A local resident reported to Hanover Police that her credit card information had been used fraudulently on the internet.

Prospective student Kadian Campbell reviews his events schedule for this week's Dimensions activities amid a forest of prospie luggage.
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Toting folders, 'prospies' swarm campus

By LIOR BASSELL | April 19, 2007

Ryan Yuk / The Dartmouth Staff The campus population began to swell Wednesday afternoon when 502 prospective students of the Class of 2011 trickled into Hanover for Dartmouth's annual Dimensions program. Dimensions, which lasts until Saturday morning, is a series of events intended to give prospective members of the Class of 2011 a taste of Dartmouth life. Prospective students - affectionately nicknamed "prospies" by the Dartmouth community - will stay with current Dartmouth students for the next three nights.

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Election overseers also running in race

By William Schpero | April 19, 2007

Two of the alumni responsible for officiating the ongoing elections for the Board of Trustees and the Association of Alumni are also running for positions on the executive committee of the association, according to officials involved. While the alumni in question believe the impartiality of the process has been upheld, some candidates are concerned about the nature of the arrangement. Executive committee candidates Albert T.

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Websites help grad school applicants

By Michael Coburn | April 18, 2007

Courtesy of Geoff Davis After hearing back from graduate schools, Shannon Roger '04 found herself deciding between the environmental science programs of Yale University and the University of New Hampshire.

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'Arabs and terrorism' film sparks debate

By Kate Farley | April 18, 2007

After watching a two-and-a-half-hour documentary about multiple interpretations of terrorism, opinionated students debated issues raised by the film with its assistant director Tuesday evening in Dartmouth Hall. The documentary, "What Is Said About Arabs and Terrorism," assistant director Maya Mikdashi explained, sought to examine the dominant modern discourse on terrorism and the responses to that discourse. The filmmakers interviewed hundreds of people in six countries.

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Ex-representatives discuss new Congress

By Grace Wyler | April 18, 2007

Former Congressional representatives Barbara Kennelly, D-Conn., and William Goodling, R-Penn., visited Dartmouth for a town-hall meeting with members of the Upper Valley community and a handful of students on Tuesday afternoon.

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