Medieval Club jousts into past
Last weekend a group of eight students managed to break free from reality's tight grasp, leaving Hanover and the perils of modern life at Dartmouth behind them.
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Last weekend a group of eight students managed to break free from reality's tight grasp, leaving Hanover and the perils of modern life at Dartmouth behind them.
Despite warnings and inspections, many students ignore the College's fire safety regulations and use prohibited electrical equipment in their rooms.
Raising questions about the organization of Greeks Against Rape and the feasibility of fulfilling its request for monetary contributions from individual houses, the Interfraternity Council refused the group's solicition and instead donated a sum almost five times less than the amount the group originally wanted.
Hanover Police are investigating reports from three women that a male Dartmouth student has been peeping into their windows during the early morning hours over the past several days.
Fire destroyed the room of two '95s in Delta Gamma sorority Wednesday afternoon, causing thousands of dollars in damage to their personal belongings.
Annie Kakela '92 and Ted Murphy '94 will compete on the United States crew teams at the World Championships in Prague, Czechoslovakia next month.
The discussion of feminism in the academy and in the nation has generated quite a large body of scholarly literature. Most of it, like the body of literature surrounding afrocentrism, seeks out the hidden histories of women. Implied in this search for a historical memory is the notion that by knowing the past we can better understand the present and guide the future. This is a very reasonable and true notion.
Reading Dan Richman's column last Friday, "Feminists Neglect the Mainstream," nearly brought me to dig my transfer applications out of the trash. I was angry. Angry to see ignorance twist the vital and painful social discourse of gender roles into an immature political tract. Angry to see ignorance paraded with pride. This letter is not a personal attack on Dan Richman because, unfortunately, he is not alone.
Dartmouth Medical School student Radall Zuckerman thinks he knows one way to help solve the nation's shortage of primary care physicians.
Continuing education has taken on a greater meaning for 215 alumni, parents of students and friends of the College participating in this year's Alumni College entitled "Paradise Lost? Promise and Peril in the New World Order."
NEW YORK CITY, July 29 - H. Carl McCall '58 has traveled a long journey from the poor neighborhoods of Boston where he grew up during the depression to his spacious new office in downtown Manhattan under the shadow of the World Trade Center.
Alpha Delta, the College's second oldest fraternity, will celebrate its 150th anniversary this Friday night.
Several students, mostly women, received harassing phone calls early Thursday morning from unknown callers. It is unclear whether the calls were made by one individual or several people.
Screams that sparked a campus-wide BlitzMail rumor that a rape occurred on Rip Road actually came from a verbal argument between a man and two women that occurred following a party involving underage drinking, Hanover Police Chief Kurt Schimke said.
When Fiscal Year 1993 concluded at the end of June, the Alumni Fund stood at record levels and The Will to Excel capital campaign held total giving at its second highest level in College history.
History can be viewed as a sequence of repetitions, recurring events, reappearances and reenactments. In the 15th century, Florence is flourishing under the rule of the Medici, Lorenzo the Magnificent. He gathers in his house all the leading artists of the day: Boticelli, Ghirlandaio, Verocchio, Leonardo da Vinci and Michelangelo. He protects, commissions and collects the great art of the day. Art becomes the center of Lorenzo's life in his pursuit for beauty and quest for harmony.
After years of insisting that women not be called "girls," that female students be included in the alma mater and that every student aim to be a pillar of political correctness, it is baffling that most people on campus continue to use the word "freshman" day after day.
Feminism is a tough issue to talk about because in many people's minds, to criticize feminists in any way makes you a bigot and a hatemonger. Let me say that in this column I do not mean to insult anyone or demean the women's movement as it exists in most women's minds. I mean to expose the modern feminist movement for what it is -- a movement of extremists to advance an extremist agenda.
It hasn't been a good summer at Rockefeller. Several pieces of artwork were stolen from our walls. This time it was two silk screens created and donated by John Martin '85 as an independent research project. Other thefts this year include a tape recorder, a photograph, chairs and plants.
Merry Meadow Farm is moving forward with its plans to open a home for individuals recovering from mental and emotional illnesses despite a lawsuit protesting the town's allowal of such a facility.