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On October 26, 2009, 30 students in Dartmouth's Science for Sustainable Systems class played the roles of negotiators at the December 2009 United Nations Climate Summit in Copenhagen, in three negotiating teams representing: a. Affluent nations (including USA, Canada, European Union, Japan, Australia) b. Rapidly developing nations (including China, India, Mexico, Brazil, Russia) c. Less developed nations (most of Africa, much of Latin America, some Asia, island nations) The C-ROADS climate ...

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After two sold-out readings at the Hop in Spring '08, Anne Galjour presents the final version of her one-woman play—a fictionalized cross-section of the Upper Valley's class divide. With a subtle arch of her back, shift of her balance or change of her intonation, Galjour transforms herself into multiple characters of various socioeconomic backgrounds, living on the same hillside but voicing separate fears, joys and frustrations. Galjour entwines their lives together to intimately expose the ...

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The Dartmouth College Institute for Security, Technology and Society presents Andrew Cutts Director of Cyber Security Policy, Department of Homeland Security "Cyber Security Policy: Keeping the Broad View October 13, 2009 Haldeman 041 Dartmouth College video produced by the Media Production Group ©2009 Trustees of Dartmouth College

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The Kenneth and Harle Montomery Endowment at Dartmouth College presents Roald Hoffman-Nobel Prize theoretical chemisty, poet and playwright October 13, 2009

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The Kenneth and Harle Montomery Endowment at Dartmouth College presents Montgomery Fellow Jules Feiffer July 15, 2009

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Dean Lindsay Whaley interviews Professor Ross Virginia, Director of Dartmouth's Institute of Arctic Studies.

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Donald E. Pease, the Director of The Futures of American Studies Institute, explains how President Obama can regain ground he's lost to birthers, tea party organzers, and death panelists and reclaim the "state fantasy." Pease is the author of The New American Exceptionalism, published in October by the University of Minnesota Press. He is a Professor of English, the Avalon Foundation Chair of the Humanities, and Director of the Master of Arts in Liberal Studies Program at Dartmouth College ...

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2008─2009 Britt Technology Impact Series overview, Tuck School of Business at Dartmouth This speaker series highlights relevant aspects of a set of technologies, examines evolving business models, and how consumers' need are being met. The theme for 2008-2009, Video: Winning the Battle...

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RON SCHRAM '64, TRUSTEE EMERITUS AND CURRENT CHAIR OF THE BOARD OF VISITORS OF THE ROCKEFELLER CENTER .MODERATOR. SCOTT CREELMAN '64, RETIRED CEO OF SPAULDING SPORTS AND CAPTAIN OF THE 1963 IVY CHAMPION FOOTBALL TEAM ANDREW SAMWICK, DIRECTOR OF THE ROCKEFELLER CENTER JR SANTO '10, ROCKEFELLER CENTER LEADERSHIP FELLOW DERIKKA MOBLEY '10, ROCKEFELLER CENTER LEADERSHIP FELLOW A diverse panel will discuss the way leadership has traditionally been developed in the past, how we are developing it ...

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ANNE MULCAHY, Chairman, Xerox Corporation THE PORTMAN LECTURE IN THE SPIRIT OF ENTREPRENEURSHIP In cooperation with the Tuck Center for Private Equity and Entrepreneurship and the Dartmouth Entrepreneurial Network (DEN)

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