Freshmen anticipate celebrating their first Green Key
"Honestly, I'm most looking forward to finding out what the heck it is," Kathryn Waychoff '16 said.
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"Honestly, I'm most looking forward to finding out what the heck it is," Kathryn Waychoff '16 said.
Coverage of the recent events has focused largely on the threats received by students in the wake of their protest of the Dimensions accepted student show, as well as the class cancellation on Wednesday.
While students at other Ivy League campuses roared with support for LGBT rights, the Dartmouth community has been largely silent during recent Supreme Court hearings on the constitutionality of the Defense of Marriage Act and California's Proposition 8.
While the athletic department has a broad policy on alcohol consumption by student athletes, individual teams have varying expectations for those in season. Individual team alcohol policies received increased attention after members of the men's and women's squash teams were forced to forfeit matches on Feb. 10 after consuming alcohol violation of the teams' code of conduct.
For the second consecutive year, Dartmouth-Hitchcock Medical Center received no reimbursements for its pro bono care of Medicaid patients, vice president of government affairs Frank McDougall said. Although the federal government requires state Medicaid programs to make partial reimbursements to hospitals that serve a large number of Medicaid patients, the state cut off payments to large hospitals for these services in 2011.
This was one of many fatal poisoning tales that Pulitzer Prize-winning journalist Deborah Blum shared during a lecture on Monday.
Before last winter, Alex Howe '08 was a struggling freelance writer hoping to make more connections in the literary world. Now, a year later, Howe is still struggling to pay the rent on his New York City apartment with a day job at the law offirm Weitz and Luxenberg, but by night, he has become an access point for other young writers looking to break into the literary magazine industry.
The 2013 Winter Carnival poster, designed by Teagan Daly '13, may be purchased at the Dartmouth Co-Op today for $15. If past traditions continue, however, the same poster may be worth $8,000 in half a century.
Friedman argued that the U.S. military should avoid spreading political ideology in countries with nationalist movements, withdraw from unnecessary alliances and cut the national defense budget.
Staff and faculty who work closely with students on gender issues were invited to hear the presentations, according to event co-organizer and Tucker Foundation service and educational programs director Helen Damon-Moore.
Around 22,400 students applied for admission to the Class of 2017, marking an approximately 3 percent decrease from last year's pool, according to Dean of Admissions and Financial Aid Maria Laskaris. Despite the drop, this year marks the second highest number of applications the College has received, Laskaris said.
The presentations were designed to give those interested a chance to meet the candidates and hear about their qualifications for the position. OPAL is looking for a new advisor who will bring an understanding of LGBT student issues to Dartmouth and will be able to work with other minority communities on campus, Satterlund said.
While most seniors will spend the year pursuing the final courses necessary to fulfill major and distributive requirements, Talene Monahon '13, Michelle Berlinger '13, Larissa Russell '13 and Max Hammer '12 have embarked on individual creative projects that will take the place of classes.