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USA Today Letters

Jul 28, 2011

Not all jobs shipped overseas

Short opinion piece by Dean Joseph Helble about the state of the U.S. job market for graduating engineers.

CBS News

Jul 28, 2011

Rediscovering the art of log cabin building

Mo Rocca goes out into the country to find out where today's log cabin builders might be and finds a troop of Dartmouth students who school him in the fine art of log cabin building.

The New York Times

Jul 28, 2011

Hands Off Our Houses

The $300 house could potentially be a success story, if it was understood as a straightforward business proposal instead of a social solution...We recently showed around a group of Dartmouth students involved in the project who are hoping to get a better grasp of their market.

Fosters.com

Jul 28, 2011

Students selected for SURF biomed program

Andrew Guilliams and Michael Fullerton will join the Dartmouth Summer Undergraduate Research Fellowship (SURF) program...Guilliams will be working with Professor Karl Griswold whose research focuses on bioengineering of proteins.

Nature

Jul 26, 2011

Perspective: A new hope for Africa

Bioenergy could help bring food security to the world's poorest continent, say Lee R. Lynd and Jeremy Woods.

Vermont Public Radio

Jul 26, 2011

Dartmouth Increases Numbers of Women In Sciences

VPR's Steve Zind speaks with Margaret Funnell, a Dartmouth professor and director of the Women in Science Project at the college, about the number of women studying for careers in math and science since the program's inception twenty years ago.

U.S. News

Jul 26, 2011

New Opportunities for Those Seeking Graduate Engineering Degrees

Engineers who hold bachelor's degrees and wish to advance in their field may want to consider enrolling in a master of engineering management program.

IPC

Jul 26, 2011

Lead-free solder brings many benefits

One of the biggest question marks surrounding lead-free solders is their reliability. But Ronald C. Lasky says that it's difficult to support that perception.

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