College celebrates late Homecoming
Dartmouth's annual Homecoming celebration -- which usually takes place during mid-October -- was pushed back this year for one reason: to accommodate a better football game.
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Dartmouth's annual Homecoming celebration -- which usually takes place during mid-October -- was pushed back this year for one reason: to accommodate a better football game.
The Hanover Police are investigating a break-in through the ground floor room in Lord Hall that occurred sometime between last Saturday night and Sunday morning.
The chairman of the College's Board of Trustees spoke about the need to maintain peace and security through military deterrence and reunification efforts in the Korean peninsula yesterday morning during his confirmation hearing for the U.S. ambassadorship to South Korea.
The former manager of the Topside convenience store in Thayer Hall intends to plead guilty to charges he embezzled about $30,000 from the College, according to documents filed this month at Grafton Superior Court.
The chairman of Dartmouth's Board of Trustees is in Washington this morning to ask Congress to confirm him as the United States ambassador to South Korea, three weeks after President Clinton nominated him for the position.
The conspiracy and embezzlement trial of former Topside convenience store manager Bob Jette is now scheduled for Sept. 8. Jette, who is accused of embezzling $30,000 from the store, filed a motion to postpone his original Aug. 4 trial date.
Hanover Police are trying to determine who broke into the Home Decor Shop and stole assorted jewelry items sometime between late Wednesday night and early Thursday morning. The store was in the last days of its going-out-of-business sale when the break-in occurred.
A glance at the shows advertised on the Hopkins Center marquee and campus bulletin boards reveals that the College's many artistic students seem to always be on stage.
"Brave Old World" brought a delightful combination of the old and new in Yiddish concert music to the Dartmouth stage last night.
Acting Provost James Wright accepted permanent appointment as provost last week -- just in time to direct the library expansion and guide the searches for two professional school deans.
Montgomery Fellow and Nobel Prize-winning theoretical physicist Murray Gell-Mann challenged his audience to comprehend "complexity" and its relationship to life in a packed 105 Dartmouth yesterday afternoon.
Dartmouth students are well-steeped in the traditions of this 228-year-old institution from the moment they step on campus as freshmen dressed for the Dartmouth Outing Club trips until their last days as seniors when they attend a heavily ritualized graduation ceremony.
Over 400 students turned the Connecticut River into a sea of floating rubber, plywood rafts and bodies Saturday afternoon, despite gusty winds and cloudy skies.
Relaxing on the sunny deck of the Montgomery House, John Fletcher, this term's Montgomery Fellow, reflected on his time at the College and medical practices.
Montgomery Fellow John Fletcher described the ethical and social controversies surrounding modern genetics before a standing-room-only crowd in 105 Dartmouth Hall Wednesday afternoon.
Engineering Professor Charles Hutchinson was appointed the acting dean of the Thayer School of Engineering yesterday after Dean Elsa Garmire announced her resignation to the faculty a few weeks ago.
The U2 PopMart concert dazzled the audience Tuesday night at Foxboro Stadium with a combination of excellent songs, sparkling pyrotechnic displays and one giant lemon.
As enticing as a six-million-dollar gift may seem, Safety and Security Crime Prevention Officer Rebel Roberts posted a BlitzMail bulletin warning members of the Dartmouth community not to accept such an offer from a group purporting to be a Nigerian oil firm.
There may be something new in the usual sea of freshmen picking up their computer equipment next fall -- IBM boxes.
The Class of 1927, who left both Dick's House and a new Bema Dartmouth Pine to the College, returned to Dartmouth this weekend to celebrate its 70th reunion.