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Residents appeal lighting decision
By Maura Henninger | August 26, 1998Neighbors fear athletic field poles will provide too much artificial light
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Shriners football comes to Hanover
By Maura Henninger | August 7, 1998Twin state all-stars to duel in charity game
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Neighbor appeals clubhouse case
By Maura Henninger | July 30, 1998N.H. Supreme Court might hear case against rugby house
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Financial aid bill passes Senate
By Maura Henninger | July 20, 1998The Senate has passed a bill which will enable students on financial aid to receive more federal assistance.
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Meet First-Year Dean Goldsmith
By Maura Henninger | July 15, 1998Goldsmith seeks to help students make the transition to College
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Rugby house construction approved
By Maura Henninger | July 2, 1998Court rules in favor of College, no zoning board approval needed
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Silicofluoride, violence may be linked
By Maura Henninger | June 26, 1998Government professor says high silicofluoride levels may lead to crime
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Student attacked at knife-point
By Maura Henninger | June 24, 1998Graduate student allegedly assaulted by former College custodian
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Animal House: truth or fiction? Chris Miller '63, creator of the classic film, shares experiences
By Maura Henninger | May 15, 1998For Chris Miller '63, creator of the movie "Animal House," Green Key was the best weekend of the year. "It always happened after the hard cold muddy months, when everything was fresh and beautiful," Miller said last year in a telephone conversation from his home in Sherman Oaks, Calif. "We would just fling open the doors and have a hell of a weekend," he said. "Animal House," which became the highest grossing comedy of its time, was inspired by Miller's own Green Key experiences as a brother in Alpha Delta fraternity. In those days, AD was generally considered to have the best, most debaucherous parties.
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Speaker to be selectted for Commencement
By Maura Henninger | March 6, 1998With Commencement just a term away, the administration is in the process of selecting a speaker for an important year, the 25th anniversary of coeducation at the College and James Freedman's final year as College president. According to Women Resource Center Director Giavanna Munafo, the Council on Honorary Degrees, of which she is a member, has put together a group of 12 women the members hope Freedman and the Board of Trustees will consider. "I think it would be appropriate to have a woman, as do the rest of the people on the committee," Munafo said. Each fall, the committee solicits nominations from the entire College community for all honorary degree recipients.