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Dartmouth On Lubavitch Map

HANOVER, NH

September 9, 2003

Dartmouth College’s 500 Jewish students and the surrounding Jewish community begin the new academic season with new Chabad-Lubavitch representatives, Rabbi Moshe and Chanie Gray.

The couple will introduce a host of Chabad programs and services to this ivy league liberal arts college, known for its beautiful outdoors, nationally ranked lacrosse team, and the world famous Dartmouth Hitchcock Medical Center.

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