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Dartmouth's President Addresses Students, Faculty, And Alumni About Ending 'High-Risk And Harmful Behaviors'
In what Dartmouth College's communication department termed a "rare presidential summit," President Philip J. Hanlon '77 addressed student leaders, faculty members, and alumni on Wednesday night and urged them to avoid the "high risk behaviors" that have plagued the Ivy League college and others across the nation.
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