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(08/14/95 9:00am)
Assistant Director of Outdoor Programming Brian Kunz closed the College's swimming docks on the banks of the Connecticut River last week due to water pollution.Kunz said he made the decision to close the swimming area after he heard a warning on Vermont public radio advising people to boil their water before drinking it and after safety and security informed him of the high level of debris in the water.
(08/08/95 9:00am)
Beginning this fall, all students with a valid DarTalk account will have access to voice mail for a fee of $3.50 a month.
(08/08/95 9:00am)
In the first speech of a lecture series sponsored by the Programming Board, Education Professor Andrew Garrod said women at Dartmouth are more satisfied with relationships and friendships than are Dartmouth men, who find greater satisfaction academically.
(08/04/95 9:00am)
This summer the men's and women's ultimate frisbee teams have combined forces to form one coed team.
(08/04/95 9:00am)
Summer Carnival, the big summer weekend sponsored by the Programming Board, promises to provide interesting diversions for students today and tomorrow.
(07/26/95 9:00am)
After arriving on campus, freshmen will have their eyes opened to a whole new world: BlitzMail.
(07/26/95 9:00am)
The artistic community at Dartmouth is small in size but large in stature.
(07/19/95 9:00am)
Following through on its mission to incorporate art exhibitions into the Dartmouth curriculum, the Hood Museum is offering hands-on experience in two classes this summer.
(07/11/95 9:00am)
Zeta Psi fraternity has voted to adopt a similar alcoholpolicy to Beta Theta Pi fraternity's revised Good Samaritan rule.
(07/07/95 9:00am)
Director of the John Sloan Dickey Center for International Understanding Martin Sherwin spoke to students on Wednesday about his life, his work as a historian and his involvement with the current Enola Gay controversy.
(06/21/95 9:00am)
Although having fewer students on campus seems like the perfect time for Dartmouth professors to leave teaching in the hands of visiting professors, there are fewer visiting professors teaching in the summer than in other terms this year, according to Assistant Dean of the Faculty Sheila Culbert.
(06/11/95 9:00am)
The relocation of this spring's Commencement ceremony from its previous location on the lawn in front of Baker Library bothered many seniors who considered it to be a break from Dartmouth tradition.
(05/29/95 9:00am)
The Hanover Planning Board recently granted the College conditional approval of its plans to relocate the Dragon Senior Society to a site in the wooded area behind Delta Delta Delta sorority.
(05/24/95 9:00am)
Five former sorority presidents who released a statement on Monday calling for sex equity within the College's social system led a discussion last night in 105 Dartmouth Hall to get feedback on their proposal for a seventh sorority.
(05/19/95 9:00am)
This year's Green Key theme, "A Tribute to Bob Marley" was chosen to celebrate what would have been the 50th birthday of the Jamaican-born reggae legend, according to Kathy Keyser '96, the Programming Board's Green Key Committee co-Chair.
(05/15/95 9:00am)
Hanover Police arrested Jonathan Glover '98 Thursday afternoon and charged him with resisting arrest and unlawful possession of alcohol.
(05/05/95 9:00am)
Attempting to fill what they see as a void of expression on campus, a group of students is starting a new literary magazine to showcase the work of minority students.
(04/14/95 9:00am)
Jorge Castaneda, this term's Montgomery Fellow, certainly does not have a problem keeping himself busy.
(04/06/95 9:00am)
The Grafton County Superior Court rejected a local neighborhood association's appeal ofthe proposed new location of the Dragon senior society, clearing the way for the College to relocate the society.
(02/24/95 11:00am)
William Meyer, a Connecticut man convicted of second-degree manslaughter for helping his terminally-ill father commit suicide, defended his decision in a panel discussion last night.