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Reveal and Remove

By Vassilia Binensztok | January 19, 2004

Let us not be ignorant. This is a statement, not meant to discriminate against any religious group, but a statement calling for a logical assessment of the issue at hand. Many recent debates over the uncovering of religious stained-glass windows in Rollins Chapel have led to calls for the boards to be taken off these windows so that they be restored for all to see. While no one is completely sure what these windows depict, we do know that they are religious images.

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College set to unite neuroscience efforts

By Vassilia Binensztok | October 2, 2002

In an effort to strengthen Dartmouth's neuroscience program, Nov. 21 will mark the official inauguration of the new Neuroscience Center at Dartmouth. The center will coalesce the areas of cognitive neuroscience, clinical neuroscience and molecular/cellular/systems neuroscience.

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DHMC receives $1M donation

By Vassilia Binensztok | September 26, 2002

The Avery family of Fairlee, Vt., announced Saturday their donation of $1 million to the Dartmouth-Hitchcock Medical Center in honor of Dr. Stephen Plume's retirement. Allen Avery described this money as a donation "in recognition of Dr. Plume for taking care of my dad and adding another 20 years to his life." Plume formally retired July 1 after 25 years on the DHMC staff, where he served as chief of cardiothoracic surgery, president of the Dartmouth-Hitchcock Clinic, as well as professor of surgery and community and family medicine at Dartmouth Medical School. In the span of his career at the Center, Plume treated thousands of patients, including Borden Avery, a patient who underwent three open-heart surgeries and various other procedures starting in the early 1970s to his death in 1996, under the care of Plume and his colleagues. The money is to be donated in increments over a period of five to seven years, starting this year.

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