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Tensions mounted between four Student Assembly veterans and an outsider throughout this year's tight five-man race for Student Body President, to be decided in two days of online voting Tuesday and Wednesday. Friction peaked between the candidates -- a homogeneous group of white male juniors who largely agreed on Greek, athletics and campus issues -- in their final debate Sunday.
When Bill Simmons, ESPN's "Sports Guy," launched a worldwide search for a new intern, Matt Bank '04 leapt at the chance to escape his humdrum corporate job and landed a spot among the 16 finalists.
Both long-time winter sport enthusiasts and beginners will have the chance to participate in a snow obstacle course at the Dartmouth Skiway Saturday, thanks to a charity event sponsored by the Dartmouth Ski Patrol.
President Wright has repeatedly expressed concern that the College has done a poor job communicating with its alumni. He explains away the legions of disillusioned and disaffected alums by saying that Dartmouth has failed to "get the message out." Nothing could be further from the truth.
There are few Dartmouth athletes fortunate enough to attract fans outside of the Upper Valley. Aside from Jay Fiedler '94, Cherie Piper '06 and a few Olympians from the ski team, Dartmouth competitors remain relatively anonymous with respect to their athletic pursuits outside of the Ivy League.
Six hours every day. That's how long the offices on the second floor of Robinson Hall are quiet when The Dartmouth is in production.
Thefacebook.com, the website whose popularity has spread like a conjunctivitis epidemic across campus, has even infected many incoming members of the Class of 2008, who are months away from matriculation.
During the summer months, the lure of the New Hampshire outdoors is nearly irresistible, and many Dartmouth students have chosen to take advantage of the agreeable weather while fulfilling a graduation requirement.
The Student Assembly presidential candidates sweated through their only public debate Thursday evening -- as a result of the atypically hot temperature of Collis Common Ground and the heated questions they fired back and forth at each other.
The five student body presidential and three vice presidential candidates addressed the Student Assembly at Tuesday night's meeting in an attempt to articulate what sets them apart from their opponents.
Washington Post political correspondent Terry Neal outlined strong cases yesterday at the Rockefeller Center for why both President Bush and Massachusetts Sen. John Kerry could win the upcoming November election. Delivering a speech titled "On the Campaign Trail: The Year Ahead," Neal said he would "do what any bold, visionary reporter would do -- take both sides."
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Megh Duwadi '05 will be the new president of The Dartmouth beginning next term, the current executive board announced during the annual Changeover ceremony Friday night.
Student Assembly members kicked off their term last night by passing a recreation-concerned resolution and discussing goals for the upcoming year.
Five hours a day. That's how long the offices on the second floor of Robinson Hall are quiet when The Dartmouth is in production.
Dartmouth recently received a ranking as one of the top schools for athletics and academics in the country by the National Collegiate Scouting Association. The College fell at number six in the annual NCSA power rankings list.
Tara Kyle '04, from Juneau, Alaska, will be the next president of The Dartmouth, succeeding current president John Teti '03, current editors announced at The Dartmouth's annual changeover ceremony Friday evening at Casque and Gauntlet senior society.
They're everywhere. Whether checking the weather, yesterday's sports scores or just visiting someone's personal webpage, Internet users are assailed by a shower of advertising windows, commonly known as "pop-ups."
A reassessment of College alcohol policy, the introduction of dorm locks, budget cuts and Dartmouth Dining Service's attempt to satisfy students' late night hunger pains marked the summer term.