Srodes '93 arrested for assault
Hanover Police arrested Michael Srodes '93 at Psi Upsilon fraternity Monday morning on the charge of second degree assault, according to Officer Patrick O'Neill.
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Hanover Police arrested Michael Srodes '93 at Psi Upsilon fraternity Monday morning on the charge of second degree assault, according to Officer Patrick O'Neill.
New Hampshire Governor Steve Merrill signed into law a bill that makes hazing illegal on college campuses.
Student Assembly President-elect Nicole Artzer '94 yesterday appointed Lara Phelps '95 as Assembly president for the Summer term.
At Class Day this year seniors will drink a toast from clay cups and then break them on the stump of the Lone Pine.
"To me there is something remarkable about a compact disc, a little circular object zipping around and around in its rectangular box, spinning out sounds and thoughts and dreams -- seemingly forever," said Music Professor Paul Moravec. "CD could stand for 'circular dreams' as well as 'compact disc.' "
Within the next week, the Class of 1993 Senior Executive Committee must create a ceremony to replace the now defunct clay pipes tradition. While it is impossible for anybody to know if this new tradition will be as successful as the old, there are certain ceremonial characteristics the committee should consider which can help develop and maintain long term stability of the tradition.
The time has come for me to join The Dartmouth Review debate. Why do the editors of The Review seem to think that it is fun to offend as many people as possible in order to prove their point that the First Amendment is unassailable?
Second in a series of articles about James O. Freedman.
Participants in a panel discussion last night called "Dartmouth Undying" lashed out against the College's current liberal arts education and offered visions of the future.
The Dirt Cowboy Cafe reopened yesterday, a week after owner and manager Thomas Guerra abandoned the coffee house.
At the only full faculty meeting scheduled for this term, College President James Freedman officially announced his selection of Michigan Law School Dean Lee Bollinger to be the next provost.
There are 490 students in Professor Jeffrey Hart's English 68 course. But the 30-year veteran professor who is retiring after this term said only about 15 of them cheated on the midterm examination.
The Hood Museum of Art's new exhibit, "Crinolines, Bustles, and Tight-Lacing: Creating the Artificial Silhouette," traces women's fashions from the nineteenth century to the early 1900s.
Women artists from the College yesterday transformed drab Alumni Hall into a festive celebration of music, song, food and artwork.
The Big Green heavyweight crew won all four races against Syracuse University yesterday in Syracuse, N.Y. , as the squad prepares for its season finale at the Intercollegiate Rowing Association's championship regatta June 3-5.
A report prepared by the Committee on Admissions and Financial Aid a year ago and set to be discussed by the faculty today recommends that Dartmouth and the rest of the Ivy League change from NCAA Division I-AA to Division III athletics.
Every weekend here at Dartmouth, students engage in multifarious extracurricular activities. With a little luck, such activities will have very little to do with abortion. However, such is not always the case. Hence, what better way to remove the specter of extracurricular activities gone awry than to finish up this three-part series on abortion by continuing to talk about it in a lofty philosophical and legal manner?
In a controversial discussion last night addressing the role of gays in society, Dr. Ernest van den Haag attacked efforts to pass legislation protecting the civil rights of homosexuals.
Bringing to mind images of Wall Street and insider trading, young entrepreneurs at the College recently founded the Dartmouth Finance Club. The club's purpose is to create an informal forum where students may meet and discuss investment strategies, new financial instruments, and national and global economic trends that may affect the markets.
The missing owner of the Dirt Cowboy Cafe who abandoned the coffee house last Sunday without any explanation to his employees turned up in Seattle and his silent partner is now in Hanover trying to sell the defunct cafe.