Stults '02 graduates after 3 years with 4.0 GPA
History will be made today as Valedictorian Brian Stults '02 graduates with a perfect 4.0 grade point average, after only three years at Dartmouth.
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History will be made today as Valedictorian Brian Stults '02 graduates with a perfect 4.0 grade point average, after only three years at Dartmouth.
Illicit drugs such as heroin and cocaine have been on the decline since the 1970s, even though they often receive much attention in the media and movies such as "Traffic" and "Blow."
Declining popular opinion of Asian-Americans, and especially Chinese-Americans, have worried many in the Asian-American community that racism and stereotyping will always be a presence in American society.
Since talk of America's recession began to be heard months ago, newspapers and magazines have carried spectacular stories about investors losing thousands, and sometimes even millions of dollars.
When the Trustees first introduced the term "Student Life Initiative," the debate revolved almost entirely around the elimination of the single-sex Greek system. Since then, the social aspect of the issue has become the creation of new options that would co-exist with -- and not replace -- fraternities and sororities.
A 21-year-old Warren, N.H. man was arrested for criminal trespassing in Russell Sage residence hall Wednesday night after being spotted by a Safety and Security officer at approximately 11 p.m.
In 1992, Mae Jemison accomplished the feat that put her in the history books -- aboard the space shuttle Endeavor, she became the first woman of color to go into space.
Vice President Al Gore urged the nation to be patient and suggested yesterday that the presidential election could be settled in days. At the same time, his lawyers continue to fight to stop the certification of Florida ballots scheduled for 5:00 p.m. today.
As the country braces for the end of a presidential election that will go down in the history books, Brown University heralded the naming of its own history-making president amid unmitigated applause and acceptance yesterday.
Just one week before election day, College undergraduates who responded to a poll by The Dartmouth have sent a clear message regarding their choice for president -- Democratic candidate Al Gore, by a landslide.
When the Class of 2000 graduated in June, one member was left behind.
When College President James Wright announced at a recent faculty meeting that the endowment had returned a whopping 46 percent last year, professors showed visible signs of excitement.
Despite its goal of entirely reshaping campus social life, the Student Life Initiative will most likely not affect celebrations during Homecoming or other special weekends, according to those involved with planning the Initiative.
Once perceived as a hotbed of rebellion and hedonistic abandon, college campuses across the nation now find their students increasingly interested in exploring questions of faith. More and more students are discovering and committing to a sense of spirituality found in religious communities.
Against all hopes and expectations, two percent of the 226 women who completed the Panhellenic Council rush process did not receive bids, continuing the trend of imperfect matching between rushees and sorority houses begun last year.
On Jan. 1, 2001, a changing of the guard will take place at the Outdoor Programs for the first time in 30 years, when current Director Earl Jette retires.
Some are calling it an implementation committee, others a steering committee. Whatever name eventually sticks, the Student Life Initiative committee on Greek Life currently being formed will redefine the Greek system as we know it.
Both the Panhellenic and Interfraternity Councils expect the rush process to successfully match a vast majority of -- if not all -- participants to Greek houses.
The Office of Residential Life managed to avoid a Fall term housing crunch for the second consecutive year, despite a long waiting list at the end of Spring term that led to a demonstration by members of the Class of 2003.
The Phi Delta Alpha fraternity house, dormant since the fraternity was derecognized Spring term, has finally found a new calling -- as rental housing for graduate students.