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Dartmouth hosts ‘AI at 70’ conference
The two-day conference, which celebrated the 70th anniversary since the term “artificial intelligence” was coined at Dartmouth, featured 36 events with professors, researchers, technology executives and more. On Oct. 29 and Oct. 30, Dartmouth hosted “AI at 70: What Must Remain Human?,” a conference commemorating the 70th anniversary of the 1956 Dartmouth Summer Research Project on Artificial Intelligence, for which the term “artificial intelligence” was coined.
Hanover polls are closed
This is The Dartmouth's live coverage of Nov. 3 midterm elections in Hanover, Lebanon and Lyme before polls closed. For live coverage after poll closing, read here.
Hanover town officials encourage voter registration ahead of midterm elections
On Oct. 28, the Hanover supervisors of the checklist — three officials who manage town voter registration — held a public meeting at Town Hall to register new voters ahead of the midterm election on Nov. 3. According to Hanover town clerk Tracy Walsh, who is not a supervisor of the checklist, 200 people have registered to vote in Hanover since Oct.
Former national intelligence director Tulsi Gabbard speaks at Dartmouth TPUSA event
On Oct. 20, conservative organization Turning Point USA’s “America: Love it or Leave it Tour” visited Dartmouth for an event featuring celebrity psychiatrist Daniel Amen and former United States National Intelligence director Tulsi Gabbard. The tour aims to “confront the fashionable anti-Americanism that insists on hating the country while refusing to leave it,” according to TPUSA’s website. Dartmouth’s TPUSA chapter president Vittorio Bloyer ’28 introduced the event.
Students express distrust in College’s relationship with AI at student-run town hall
On Oct. 15, Ben Stevenson ’27 hosted a “student town hall” about artificial intelligence in collaboration with Fossil Free Dartmouth, Student Worker Collective at Dartmouth and More Perfect University, an progressive campus initiative by progressive journalism organization More Perfect Union. Approximately 26 people attended the town hall, which was held at the United Church of Christ on campus.
Evergreen recruits 200 students for fall study in new effort to improve campus wellness
Three Evergreen study participants were granted anonymity to speak candidly about their experiences. They have been given the pseudonyms Evan, James and Matt.
Magnetic in her field: Earth sciences professor Sarah Slotznik receives early career award
On Sept. 23, the American Geophysical Union awarded Earth and planetary sciences professor Sarah Slotznik the Takesi Nagata Early Career Award, a recognition presented annually to an Earth scientist who has “excelled in research and service to the fields of geomagnetism, paleomagnetism and electromagnetism,” according to the Union’s website. Slotznik studies coevolution, or reciprocal effects in evolution between two species, across history.
‘Long lines’ and ‘short-staffed’: Hanover hosts Family Weekend
From Sept. 25 to Sept. 27, as the College welcomed relatives and supporters of freshman and senior students for Dartmouth’s Family Weekend, local Hanover businesses predictably saw an increase in traffic. While a record number of guests registered for Family Weekend last year, the Office of Alumni Relations did not respond to requests for comment on this year’s registration numbers. Dartmouth Co-op store manager Jill Dolan said she “absolutely” saw an increase in business over the weekend.
Nashville's new Juvenile Justice campus and programs will build a better future | Letter Original
The Davidson County Juvenile Justice Center has played a vital role in Nashville for over two decades, but the city's rapid growth has presented challenges. Clara Thorsen, Marko Doce and Donovan Cotton Guest columnists Clara Thorsen, Marko Doce and Donovan Cotton are Davidson County Juvenile Court Clerk's Office interns. The Davidson County Juvenile Justice Center is a crucial institution in our community, providing support for parents and juveniles.
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