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Tucked away in the lower level of Baker Library, in a corner few students have ever entered, lies one of the College's lesser-known treasures -- a room dedicated to the art of traditional book making.
Pilobolus (Pil-AH-bo-les) is a noun defined in Webster's Dictionary as "an absolutely amazing dance troupe, capable of creating the illusion of motion when still and stillness when in motion."
Hanover Police maintained vigilant control over students at football games this fall, but the New Hampshire Civil Liberties Union claims police removal and arrest of students during intercollegiate football games is illegal.
The Dartmouth men's swim team opened their season this past weekend against Brown and Navy. Though expectations were high, the team left the Naval Academy with an 0-2 record. The Big Green lost to Navy 175-67 and lost to Brown 137-98.
With her quick knack for putting the ball into the goal during 18 Big Green games, field hockey rookie Lauren Scopaz '00 has proved to be Dartmouth's phenom of the season.
When the season came to a close a week ago Sunday, the ball stopped rolling for the women's soccer team. The Big Green's final match, a hard-fought 1-0 loss to UConn marked the end of a dynasty and the beginning of a legacy. As freshmen, the '97 recruits set the a new standard in Big Green soccer. And from there, they just kept getting better.
Consider this a post-mortem of the Proposition 209 debate.
I write this column today at the end of the erm and at the conclusion of my tenure as President of the Coed, Fraternity, and Sorority Council. I have served in this capacity for the past year not necessarily as a proponent of the status quo, but one who understands the vast potential that the organizations and 1,600 members of the CFS system represent.
To the Editor
To the Editor:
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To the Editor:
I am about as un-sentimental a fellow as you will find, but even I cannot reflect on the subject of old age in this country without becoming quite weepy.
Health-conscious students will soon, with the push of a button, be able to get the nutritional information about the meal they just ate at Thayer Dining Hall.
Had she not sustained an injury that ended her track career, Anne Jones '97 could be in the midst of corporate recruiting looking for a position at a biological researching firm.
The College will officially announce its decision regarding the fate of Beta Theta Pi fraternity pending a reconsideration of Dean of Residential Life Mary Turco's decision.
Dean of Dartmouth Medical School Andrew Wallace will not to seek a third term as dean, the College announced this week.
The College's search committee for a new dean of the faculty convened for the first time yesterday and elected as its chair Mary Hudson, physics and astronomy department chair.
Dean of the Faculty James Wright yesterday accepted his appointment as acting provost of the College.
Abdoul Doumbia, a professional drummer who has been playing since he was five, will perform with his own trio as well as the World Music Percussion ensemble tonight in Spaulding Auditorium.
The Dartmouth: Through the Ages presents a curated collection of the newspaper's archives from 1900 to the present.
