Heat roils campus
Keep those fans cranking and head for the river or the few air conditioned havens on campus, because temperatures will be in the 90s all weekend.
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Keep those fans cranking and head for the river or the few air conditioned havens on campus, because temperatures will be in the 90s all weekend.
German novelist, essayist and current Montgomery Fellow Christa Wolf gave a reading of her major works last night in Cook Auditorium.
A student injured his back last Friday jumping off a 50-foot ledge at the abandoned copper mines, a popular but dangerous swimming hole in South Strafford, Vt. that is described as the "premier spot to hit on a hot day" in the Green Pages guide to the Dartmouth area.
Negotiations are underway to bring The Gap, a popular national clothing chain, to Hanover.
Somehow the cute, elementary drawing of rolling hills, apple trees and stick figures that decorates the cover of Distant Cousins' compact disc does not quite seem to fit with Elvis Presley doing karate.
RIDGEFIELD, Conn.--The 1993 spring sports season confirmed one very basic element of April and May sporting events at Dartmouth: they never fail to keep you guessing day to day.
The Dartmouth men's lightweight varsity and junior varsity boats were eliminated last week from the Royal Henley Regatta in England, only after both boats were able to advance to the second round of the prestigious race.
I was reading the other day about Emile Locard and his peculiar theory of fifty years ago called Locard's Exchange Principle. The principle theorized (as theories do) that any person entering a room will leave something behind and take something else away, whether they know it or not.
Jules Pellerin recently retired from his full-time position as manager of Telephone Services, but the College will not hire a replacement.
Dean of Thayer Engineering School Charles Hutchinson will step down next June after ten years of service to the College to return to what he loves doing most -- teaching.
If you see a random assortment of people marching around campus behind a man carrying a long stick, rest assured. It is only French and Italian Professor John Rassias up to his old tricks.
Amidst the scrambling to meet other '95s for picnics on the Green, bonding in debauchery in fraternity basements, climbing to the summit of Moosilauke and jumping off ropes into frigid waters in search of class unity, there are many students at Dartmouth this term who are not sophomores.
Bruce Pipes is now doing a job he might have gotten -- if he hadn't withdrawn his candidacy. But he still got the provost job, if only temporarily.
Dartmouth Hitchcock Medical Center's Norris Cotton Cancer Center has announced a new collaboration with New Hampshire and Vermont physicians which is designed to extend the reach of experimental cancer treatments to patients in local rural areas.
The reduced number of students on campus this term has revealed flaws in the College's alcohol policy.
College President James Freedman is considering a plan to extend health benefits to the homosexual partners of College employees.
The relaxing, slow-pace atmosphere of summer may inspire some restless students, faculty or administrators to try something new. An interesting avenue to turn to in such a scenario, may be the Music Department located in the back of the Hopkins Center.
It's been hyped to be the hottest movie of the summer -- calling out to those countless numbers of fans who glued themselves to every page of suspense-writer John Grisham's best seller, "The Firm." The movie version, starring Tom Cruise, opened Wednesday in theaters everywhere.
A small corner of Paris has made its way to Hanover. Chez Francoise, the town's new French bakery, opened last week next to J.B. Jammin' at 44-48 Main Street. Specializing in French cuisine, the bakery offers a range of pastries, pates, and breads rarely found outside Paris.
The men's varsity lightweight crew team came from behind to beat the Molesley Boat Club Wednesday and advance to the second round in the Henley Royal Regatta, The New York Times reported yesterday.