GreenNews: Dartmouth Alumni in the News

	Jeffrey Immelt '78, chair and CEO of General Electric, has been chosen by President Obama to head the new Council on Jobs and Competitiveness. (New York Times, 1/22/11)
	PC Magazine names Jack Groetzinger '07 and Russell D'Souza '07's SeatGeek, ticket price forecaster for sports and concert fans, one of the top 100 Web sites in 2010. (PCMag.com, 1/1/11 )
	Senator Kirsten Gillibrand ’88, D-NY, discusses her work on the 9/11 first responder legislation, hopes for filibuster reform, and more with Jon Stewart on The Daily Show. (TheDailyShow.com, 1/4/11)
	The versatile Tanner Glass '07 is "the only constant" on the fourth line for the Vancouver Canucks. (Vancouver Sun, 12/31/10)
	William McNabb III '79, Vanguard CEO and rowing competitor, helps bring back the Philadelphia Challenge Cup, historic single-skull race. (Philadelphia Inquirer, 12/22/10)
	TV's Men of a Certain Age star Brian White '95 will appear in three movies on the big screen – and still makes time for philanthropy . (Calfornia Chronicle, 12/20/10)
	Los Angeles County librarian Melissa McCollum '96 has received the "I Love My Librarian" Award from the Carnegie Corporation and New York Times. (Contra Costa Times, 12/19/10)
	Soccer player Myra Sack '10 helps Kobe Bryant and fellow alumni athletes of Lower Merion High School dedicate a new gym. (Mainline Media News, 12/17/10; video)
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