Sorority rush numbers edge up a bit
The number of women taking part in the Panhellenic Council's sorority rush this year was up slightly from last year, while the number dropping out of the rush process dropped significantly.
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The number of women taking part in the Panhellenic Council's sorority rush this year was up slightly from last year, while the number dropping out of the rush process dropped significantly.
The Senate Foreign Relations Committee yesterday unanimously endorsed the nomination of Board of Trustees Chairman Stephen Bosworth '61 as United States ambassador to South Korea.
While more women rushed sororities this year, fewer women actually accepted bids at houses.
Sororities are expecting an increased number of sophomore to come through their doors and fraternities will make a big push for new members when the Greek system's dizzying rush begins this weekend.
Administrators brought concerns about decision-making and student-administrator relationships to the Programming Board's third Community Dinner last night in the Collis Common Ground
Now that you have finally been accepted as a member of the Class of 2000, you are faced with the daunting task of filling Dartmouth's rigorous graduation criteria, from distributive requirements to physical education.
Although Main Street is hardly Fifth Avenue, and the Miracle Mile bears scant resemblance to Rodeo Drive, the area's shopping can rank with the world's best. Hidden in the rolling hills of New England is a shopper's paradise, complete with malls, discount outlets and designer labels.
Dartmouth students are beginning to find that summer brings the College more than mosquitoes, black flies and muggy weather. The College's organic farm has begun its summer harvest, and Dartmouth Dining Services is benefiting from the farm's yields.
With the onslaught of summer, thousands of campers have invaded Dartmouth's campus to practice their tennis game, perfect their French accent and sharpen their debate skills in the numerous camps and workshops offered at the College.
David Halberstam is not the only one who will be given an honorary degree at today's ceremony.
Associate Director of Admissions and Director of Minority Recruitment Lorna Hunter will leave the College May 31 to become dean of admissions and financial aid at Lehigh University in Pennsylvania.
Green Key weekend has its roots in wild behavior -- a standard that has been maintained through its 75-year existence. Although this year's celebration of Green Key will certainly not resemble the springtime variety show of 1921, a tradition of rowdy behavior remains entrenched in the weekend's history. Green Key's predecessor, the Spring Houseparties weekend, was created with the sole intent of importing women to Dartmouth's all-male campus. In addition to the expected fraternity parties and sporting events, the weekend was known for its traditional prom which was cancelled in 1924 due to rowdy behavior on the part of Dartmouth men and their dates.
With jobs ranging from public health planning to booking guests for the Cable News Network, four recent Dartmouth alumnae spoke about their involvement in creating and implementing public policy in a panel discussion yesterday afternoon.
After meeting with many students and administrators over the past two days to examine the stresses of student life at the College, Psychologists Belinda Johnson, head of counseling at Brown University and Ilene Rosenstein, head of counseling at University of Pennsylvania left the College yesterday.
University of Pennsylvania Professor Kerry Haynie explored the impact of black and women legislators on state policy in a paper he presented yesterday afternoon in Silsby Hall.
Seeking feedback from the Dartmouth community, the Committee on Organization and Policy released the results of its 1995 Winter term survey about the College's Academic Honor Principle along with a list of recommendations for how the College should improve the honor code.
Although the Morry Taylor Mobile may never be immortalized in the pages of history texts, it is through the primaries that some politicians leave an indelible mark on history and the American political system. No one better exemplifies this phenomenon than Senator Eugene McCarthy.
The College's Board of Trustees will meet with College President James Freedman, officers of the College, students and faculty at its annual Winter term meeting, which begins today.
Almost 90 years after graduating from Dartmouth, the United States Postal Service honored African-American marine biologist Ernest E. Just '07 with a stamp as part of the annual "Black Heritage Series."
Winter Carnival has always been a weekend filled with friends, parties, snow and memories.