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Farewell to Kiewit
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"Farewell to Kiewit" ceremony
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A "Farewell to Kiewit" ceremony was held. The ceremony marked a milestone
transition: the widespread use of computing at Dartmouth in the first era to
the move of the Kiewit functions to the new Berry Library in the next era. The
demolition of the old Kiewit building helped make room for Carson Hall.
Demolition of Kiewit Began
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Demolition of Kiewit Computation Center
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The demolition of the Kiewit Computation Center began with the removal of
asbetos and lead paint. The demolition was expected to be done by Thanksgiving.
Kiewit was razed to make room for Carson Hall.
Library for the 21st Century Opened
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Berry opening celebration
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In September, the new Berry Library opened. It is a $55.5-million,
121,000-square-foot addition to Baker Library. The Library was funded in part
by the late John W. Berry '44, the principal donor with $27.5
million; his son, George Berry '66; the Loren M. Berry
Foundation, established by John Berry's father; and George F. Baker
III, whose great-grandfather funded the construction of Baker Library
in 1926. See Dartmouth College
Library.
Institute for Security Technologies Studies
Founded
The Institute for Security
Technology Studies (ISTS) at Dartmouth College was founded. It was
dedicated to pursuing research and education for cyber security and trust.
ISTS strengthens homeland security through interdisciplinary research,
education, and outreach programs that focus on technology critical for cyber
security and trust. ISTS nurtures leaders and scholars, educates students and
the community, and collaborates with its partners to deploy technology to
benefit our community and to better understand technology's impact on our
security. ISTS research improves our ability to design secure computer systems
and protect them from attacks, enables people and organizations to form secure
trust relationships across networked computing devices, and addresses social,
economic, and policy issues that arise in the development and deployment of
such technology.
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