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Dartmouth in the News
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The Experts: On 3-D Printing
The Wall Street Journal
Tuck's Robert Howell expects 3-D printing to be "evolutionary" and "revolutionary."
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The Diversity Puzzle
The Chronicle of Higher Education
Dartmouth's Ron Shaiko says, "a varied class is only one piece of the diversity puzzle."
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A Biological Basis for Free Will
NewScientist
Professor Peter Tse ’84 discusses the basis for free will in the human brain.
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The Experts: on Global Manufacturing
The Wall Street Journal
Global manufacturing will include a division of labor, says Tuck's David Howell.
@DARTMOUTH
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Chidi Anyadike ’13 (@ChiToTheRescue) checks in w/ Native American alumni to learn why they matriculated at Dartmouth http://t.co/LqEAWXZUwa
David Sayet ’13 was the 1st member of his family to attend Dartmouth but his ties to the College on the Hill run deep http://t.co/EJkmxIHN2E
New @GeiselMed graduates share their stories about becoming doctors http://t.co/MB8ttv8acV
Follow Dartmouth Women's Soccer adventures & exhibition matches in England & Scotland at: https://t.co/oNCNqqlHpn #GoBigGreen
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Do you make good food choices? Read "Food for Thought," Professor Kusum Ailawadi's research in The Times of India http://t.co/KRF58z9QNF
Happy #fathersday to everyone in the Tuck community, especially @TuckAlumni !
Congrats, #Tuck Professor Kevin Keller named Executive Director of @MktgScience! http://t.co/ErfaXAh4v8
US still has a comparative advantage in manufacturing, says #wsjexperts Professor Bob Howell http://t.co/CejVfdcBcw @WSJ
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Jay Buckey: "Revenue from a petroleum tax could fund US research to develop new fuels and technologies. We need to tax gas now."
Borsuk: "Simply improving efficiency will have little long-term impact on overall consumption unless demand is *not* allowed to rise."
Prof Borsuk: "Energy efficiency, sometimes called the 'fifth fuel,' is a major opportunity. Currently, half of all energy is wasted."
Dartmouth engineering professor Borsuk: our main energy-related challenges are sustainability, security, and emissions.
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Summer is a great time to give yourself a career assessment on your skills, values,and interests at myIDP http://t.co/vhlmZzXbFL
Hello Grad Students! What is your favorite part about Dartmouth in the summer?
Happy #FathersDay! Have a terrific day, all you dads out there! :)
Hey Grad Students! Some great events coming up: Dragon Boat Racing on the Ct River tomorrow and DGOC has two hikes planned. Join us!
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#Dartmouth med & grad students SPR project helps 1st-responders in NYC communities affected by #Sandy. #Geisel32Hrs http://t.co/26pbFTCbds
Coming soon: A new chapter for Dartmouth Medicine magazine! #dartmouth http://t.co/aOgYjIyveK
TDI's Dr. Steve Woloshin talks to WAMC about the "Low T" campaign as a template for selling a "disease" http://t.co/bamPkUntj5 #drugs
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VIDEO: Karen E. Wetterhahn Science Symposium Keynote Address "Under Volcanoes: What Drives Explosive Eruptions?" http://t.co/VKQdNLZj6L
Jill A. Attaman, MD, of @DartMedNews & colleagues examined how specific nutritional factors can affect semen quality http://t.co/Hv8x5i1kB4
Vaccine research gets a shot in the arm. Dartmouth’s Margaret Ackerman is defending people against diseases. http://t.co/ENKXU9GPm9
Dartmouth-led study finds that logging may release large amounts of carbon stored in deep forest soils http://t.co/mwUo8ulA8b
