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    13
    Jan

    '53 Commons Closed for Normal Dining

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    1/3-1/20 '53 Commons will be closed.
    '53 Commons Closed for Normal Dining
    13
    Jan

    Dartmouth Leadership Attitudes and Behaviors(D-LAB) Program Registration Deadline

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    D-LAB is designed for first-year students. Registration closes January 13 at 11:59pm ET. Register here: dartgo.org/dlabregister
    Dartmouth Leadership Attitudes and Behaviors(D-LAB) Program Registration Deadline
    13
    Jan

    Dining Quarantine Service Locations 1-4 Open

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    More details to come.
    Dining Quarantine Service Locations 1-4 Open
    13
    Jan

    First week of winter term schedule adjustment (add/drop).

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    Undergraduate Academic Calendar
    First week of winter term schedule adjustment (add/drop).
    13
    Jan

    Winter term graduate major and minor declaration deadline.

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    Undergraduate Academic Calendar
    Winter term graduate major and minor declaration deadline.
    13
    Jan

    Film on Demand: "Breaking Surface"

    10 am - 11 pm
    Two sisters scuba diving on the Norwegian coast are in a race against time when one gets trapped underwater in this thriller. Free for Dartmouth students and Hop members!
    Film on Demand: "Breaking Surface"
    13
    Jan

    Film on Demand: "Mayor"

    10 am - 11 pm
    This witty, darkly comic portrait of Ramallah's magnetic mayor offers up a new perspective on the region's political conflicts. Free for Dartmouth students and Hop members!
    Film on Demand: "Mayor"
    13
    Jan

    VIRTUAL SPOTLIGHT ON PUBLIC ART AT DARTMOUTH: "Thel" by Beverly Pepper

    12:30 pm - 1:00 pm
    Join us for a new program series designed to celebrate public art around campus.
    VIRTUAL SPOTLIGHT ON PUBLIC ART AT DARTMOUTH: "Thel" by Beverly Pepper
    13
    Jan

    Why Are Campuses so Tense? — Conversation with Claude Steele, Whistling Vivaldi

    4:00 pm - 5:30 pm
    Join Guarini Assistant Dean Jane Seibel in conversation with Claude M. Steele, author of Whistling Vivaldi and Other Clues to How Stereotypes Affect Us.
    Why Are Campuses so Tense? — Conversation with Claude Steele, Whistling Vivaldi
    13
    Jan

    Physics & Astronomy Virtual Public Lecture - Dr. Laura Grego, UCS

    5 pm - 6 pm
    Title: "The Growing Danger of Nuclear Weapons (and how physicists can help reduce it)"
    Physics & Astronomy Virtual Public Lecture - Dr. Laura Grego, UCS
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