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It is a problem that all students must face each term -- deciding which classes to take.
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It is a problem that all students must face each term -- deciding which classes to take.
Despite growing concerns about the fairness of early decision, its use continues to proliferate throughout the Ivy League, with some schools filling half of their incoming freshman slots with early applicants.
According to Joseph Persico, author and former chief speech writer for Vice President Nelson Rockefeller, Franklin Delano Roosevelt may have had -- but was unable to act upon -- intelligence of an impending Japanese attack upon America prior to the bombing of Pearl Harbor in Dec. 1941.
The Mellon Foundation recently awarded Dartmouth's Public Key Infrastructure team a $1.5 million grant to for research that looks to revolutionize Internet security at academic institutions across the country.
"The decade after the Cold War was a time of trivial pursuits," Pulitzer prize-winning journalist David Halberstam told a packed crowd in Filene Auditorium last night.
DURHAM, N.H. -- In his first visit back to New Hampshire since the contested presidential election, President Bush celebrated the major legislative victory of his education bill amidst the turmoil of war.
Yes, Bobby Redford is at it again. In his new film, "The Last Castle," he is once more attacking the American prison system only this time, from the other side of the bars.
For over a century, the people of Hanover have marked a particular brisk mid-October night to celebrate the unique New England traditions of Dartmouth College. Today, that custom will continue albeit in slightly altered form.
How should America respond to the terrorist attacks of Sept. 11?
At 8:30 a.m. on Sept. 11, Jim Margolin '78, spokesman for the Federal Bureau of Investigation's New York office, was sitting at his desk on the 28th floor of 26 Federal Plaza, eight blocks north of the World Trade Center.
For the past three years, Ken Armstrong has been on a mission.
Globalization threatens to obliterate individual cultures, according to the preeminent Arab poet and thinker Adonis who spoke at a Montgomery Endowment lecture in 105 Dartmouth Hall yesterday.
Three pro-choice advocates voiced their opposition to the Unborn Victims of Violence Act at a reproductive rights discussion held by the Women's Council last night to mark the first 100 days of President George W. Bush's term in office.
The United Nations' current actions may actually be setting the stage for further ethnic violence in Kosovo, according to U.N. High Commission for Refugees Field Officer Peter Deck.
On the eve of election day, assistant government professor Lynn Vavreck criticized the increased role of independent political attack ads in the current presidential campaign in a lecture last night at Sigma Alpha Epsilon fraternity.
After years of use as storage space due to the controversial -- but covered -- murals that adorn its walls, the Hovey Grill has been renovated and reopened for student use as a game room.