It began with a few posters, and quickly became a big story. Last week posters appeared on the Dartmouth College campus asking what had happened to two psychology professors, Paul Whalen and William Kelley. They weren’t in their offices, and there was no explanation for their absence. Reporters for the student newspaper, The Dartmouth, asked the college’s administration what was going on. They were told that the professors were on paid leave due to "ongoing investigations into allegations of serious misconduct."