Apple Computer Pullout
Sales are slumping, and even Dartmouth has stopped recommending Macintosh computers over PCs to incoming students.
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Sales are slumping, and even Dartmouth has stopped recommending Macintosh computers over PCs to incoming students.
Dartmouth has struggled to diversify its campus for as long as all of its current students have been here, and for years before any of them arrived. This campus struggles with realities such as the "ghetto" party and the scrawling of anti-Semitic statements on a Jewish student's door -- as well as a conservative national image that is deemed by many members of the community as mythical and blown out of proportion by the media.
Sitting alone in a dorm room and downloading information seems pretty benign. If nobody is watching, how could you get caught?
A committee is considering the options for reducing the prices of student tickets for Hopkins Center and athletic events at some point in the coming year.
Collin O'Mara '01 and Charles Gussow '01, who were elected president and vice president of the 2001 Class Council this week, both said the organization will focus on the Initiative and community service this year.
Gail Zimmerman laughed when asked what she plans to accomplish as acting dean of first-year students this coming year.
The Student Assembly may begin a program to increase the availability of condoms on campus and improve students' awareness about places to acquire condoms.
The faculty and administrative offices are already in use in the new Moore Psychology Building, and the building will most likely be fully operational by the Fall term, Psychology Department Chair Howard Hughes said yesterday.
Greek leaders expressed widely differing responses to Saturday's Steering Committee tours through almost every Greek house, some pleased with the receptiveness of those on their tours, and others criticizing what they saw as a "rude" and rushed atmosphere.
In addition to discussing the Residential and Social Life Task Force Report this weekend, the Initiative Steering Committee will take a tour of all Greek houses which volunteer to participate in a Greek-initiated plan to show it their facilities.
Other than the fact that the names and faces change, commencements, no matter where they are or when they take place, all seem to be very similar.
As the chair of both the Northern Ireland peace accord and a commission created by the U.S. Olympic Committee that investigated allegations of corruption in the selection of Salt Lake City as an Olympics site, former U.S. Senator George Mitchell, D-Maine, has had a lot on his plate recently.
As the chair of both the Northern Ireland peace accord and a commission created by the U.S. Olympic Committee that investigated allegations of corruption in the selection of Salt Lake City as an Olympics site, former U.S. Senator George Mitchell, D-Maine, has had a lot on his plate recently.
Richard Nixon worked very hard but never seemed to enjoy it, often seemed uncomfortable around people, had an inferiority complex and was cynical and anti-Semitic, former executive editor of the Washington Post Ben Bradlee said in a speech mixing anecdotal analysis and humor for a filled Cook Auditorium yesterday.
A few years after The Washington Post uncovered the Watergate scandal that led to Richard Nixon's resignation, the movie "All the President's Men" told the newspaper's story with a tone that offered high praise to the journalists and their ethics.
It's that time of the year again. Snow and cold winter weather are distant memories, the sun is out, the grass is growing (or at least it has been planted) and the campus is ready to celebrate.
The Dartmouth will celebrate 200 years of student journalism at the College this weekend, holding a series of bicentennial events with attendees including about 100 alumni reporters, participants on the current staff of the newspaper and College President James Wright.
Women's Studies professor Mary Turco realized from the start of her observations of the U.S. women's Olympic ice hockey team that she was witnessing something special.
Responding to the administration's recent ban on alcohol at undergraduate parties, a task force composed of 20 administrators and student leaders at the University of Pennsylvania is in the midst of analyzing the university's current alcohol policy and creating a new one.
Last Saturday night, Adam Clayton '00 descended the stairs to the basement of Sigma Nu fraternity to greet his brothers, as he has on many nights during his Dartmouth career.