Oct 31, 2009 | Boston Globe
Harvard a leader in ed, but not sex ed
Harvard may reign supreme when it comes to academics, but the Ivy League university is apparently regressing when it comes to sex.
Following a brisk search, the Board of Trustees of Dartmouth College has hired Dr.
Irene Kacandes To Speak At Brooks Memorial Library
Dartmouth College professor, Irene Kacandes, will consider war's generational effect on families in a talk at Brooks Memorial Library in Brattleboro on November 4. Her talk, "Daddy's War," is part of the Vermont Humanities Council's First Wednesdays lecture series and takes place at 7 p.m. Using her family's own story as a starting point, Kacandes ...
Fourth surgeon joins FirstHealth Center
" A fourth cardiothoracic surgeon has joined the Cardiovascular and Thoracic Center at FirstHealth Moore Regional Hospital.
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More layoffs could occur at Dartmouth
The president of Dartmouth College said more layoffs are possible to address a significant drop in the school's endowment.
Following a brisk search, the Board of Trustees of Dartmouth College has hired Dr.
So far, an uncertain diagnosis on swine flu
Almost one quarter of Bow's public-school students were absent Thursday, with most of the 378 absentees reporting flu-like illnesses in what the state's public health director called the largest outbreak in a New Hampshire school district this year.
Sources Find Different Numbers of Active Physicians
Estimates from U.S. Census Bureau surveys find fewer older physicians remaining active compared with the American Medical Association Physician Masterfile data, according to research published in the Oct.
Cape Elizabeth Town Council election lures 7 candidates for 4 seats
CAPE ELIZABETHA a ' Voters will elect four town councilors on Nov. 3 and have seven candidates to choose from.
Madison County voters have the opportunity to elect a new sheriff for the first time in almost twenty years.A With the recent retirement of Ron Cary, we are very lucky to have such a quality candidate in Allen Riley.A His hard work, accountability, integrity, and professionalism make him the right man for this opening.
State to consider Good Sam law
In an effort to encourage students to seek help for their intoxicated peers, Dartmouth College Democrats are working with local state representatives to implement a state-wide "Good Samaritan" law.
Iowa gubernatorial hopeful has NH connection
Christian Fong, a 32-year-old businessman who wants to be Iowa's governor, has a New Hampshire connection.
Pilobolus entertains at Richmond despite changes
During the nearly forty years since the production of Pilobolus began at Dartmouth College, it has been questioned whether "new" Pilobolus" is as good as "old" Pilobolus.
During his M.B.A. studies at University of California at Berkeley, Jeff Denby told everyone his ultimate career goal: to start an underwear company.
Do Republican Presidential Candidates Have to Pass a Creationist Litmus Test? [EvolutionBlog]
Jason Rosenhouse received his PhD in mathematics from Dartmouth College in 2000.
NH Rep.: Credit Card Rules Must Take Effect Sooner
Share + Oct 15, 2009 12:47 pm US/Eastern HOLLY RAMER, Associated Press Writer CONCORD, N.H. Rules aimed at protecting people from sudden hikes in interest rates on credit cards should take effect ahead of schedule, New Hampshire Rep.
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Sonia Landy Sheridan: Art's Passionate Pilgrim
Hanover, NH - The Hood Museum of Art announces The Art of Sonia Landy Sheridan, an exhibition of over eighty works by the pioneering artist best known for her experiments with the emerging forms of imaging technology that would spark the late-twentieth-century communications revolution.
the Mirror: Different Strokes for Different Folks
While slower than most colleges in the movement towards gender equality, Dartmouth finally began admitting female students in 1972.
You wouldn't know it by talking to her, but Hannah McGehee is one of only eight students in Colorado this year to earn a perfect score on the ACT college entrance exam.
Nobel Economics Prize wraps up awards season
The 2009 Nobel season wraps up Monday with the announcement of the winner of the Nobel Economics Prize, expected to attract special attention in the wake of the global economic crisis.
Vermont State Police charged a man with speeding at 112 mph, southbound on Interstate 91 in Springfield.
Experts struggle to explain cruelty
They attack as a pack, their weapons of choice knives, their crimes brutal and senseless.
Dartmouth students, alums to hike the A.T.
More than 200 Dartmouth College alumni and students are spreading out across the Appalachian Trail on Saturday in hopes of together hiking the entire 2,175 miles in one day.
WCAX-TV Reports 'Swine Flu Outbreak at Dartmouth
Following a brisk search, the Board of Trustees of Dartmouth College has hired Dr.
N.H. thrill killing echoes 2001 Dartmouth murders
James Parker and Robert Tulloch, convicted in the murders of two Dartmouth professors who welcomed the teens into their home.
Swine Flu Outbreak at Dartmouth
There is a suspected major outbreak of Swine Flu at Dartmouth College. 175 students have reported flu-like symptoms in the last two weeks, but not all of those cases have been confirmed as H1N1.
Experts try to make sense of senseless crime
The story is all too familiar: An isolated home, an unknown motivation and a ferocious killing.
H1N1 Hits Dartmouth College Campus
Dartmouth College officials told WPTZ.com the H1N1 virus has arrived on campus with 175 students showing symptoms and several testing positive for the virus.
Updating tradition: Everett contractor puts history behind it in revamped branding effort
Public perception of the former Bond Brothers was that the Everett contractor was old school and not equipped to handle big construction projects.
Unidentified woman, 55, dies of swine flu
A 55-year-old Middlesex County woman with underlying health problems died of swine flu Thursday, the 12th person in the state to succumb to the viral illness, state health authorities reported yesterday.
Lebanon School Superintendent Retiring
The superintendent of the Lebanon School District is stepping down. Mike Harris has been in charge of the district for the past 11 years.
He Heard The Call And Followed The Footsteps
When I sat down a couple of hours ago to write about William Safire, who died last week, I knew I wanted to produce an item that approached his own standard of craftsmanship.
Why Isn't Alan Grayson the Speaker of the House? [EvolutionBlog]
Jason Rosenhouse received his PhD in mathematics from Dartmouth College in 2000.
Osborne's figures don't add up
I returned to New Hampshire this week to find that the leaves have started to turn.
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