UCLA prof will head biochem dept.
Dr. William Wickner, a cell biologist and medical doctor at the University of California Los Angeles will become the new biochemistry department chair at Dartmouth Medical School July 1.
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Dr. William Wickner, a cell biologist and medical doctor at the University of California Los Angeles will become the new biochemistry department chair at Dartmouth Medical School July 1.
Lee Bollinger, the dean of the University of Michigan Law School and an expert on free speech and the First Amendment, will become the College's next provost in July 1994.
The 1993 Big Green football team will begin its quest for Dartmouth's fourth consecutive Ivy League title tomorrow when it will hold its one and only day of spring practice.
Every once in a while, a bureaucracy comes up with a policy that, while sounding good in the short run, looks nonsensical over the long term. Last Tuesday, The Dartmouth ran a story highlighting the classic bureaucratic response to the failure of a policy.
President Bill Clinton will speak at the New Hampshire Technical School's commencement ceremonies Saturday.
A letter to incoming students this summer will urge them buy a more expensive and powerful computer system than the one recommended to the Class of 1996 last year.
Phi Delta Alpha fraternity may lose close to $4,000 because some underage students were caught drinking at an outdoor concert sponsored by the fraternity on May 13.
Buildings and Grounds officials have demanded that the College's dining halls stop selling bottled Snapple beverages or help pay for the cost of recycling the glass.
The United States Department of Education has launched an investigation of the College for allegedly violating the civil rights of women's softball club members.
Ellen Harrington '85 would like to thank the Academy for naming her Special Events and Exhibits Coordinator.
All around the streets of Hanover, students have looked down to knee level to find members of the Dartmouth Solar Racing Team encased in sleek-bodied vehicles.
Thomas Guerra, owner and manager of the Dirt Cowboy Cafe on Main Street, mysteriously left Hanover on Sunday, leaving his newly-opened coffee house indefinitely closed and employees and relatives puzzled and concerned.
I am angry. I'm angry about the fact that I have this stupid column to write, angry that I've a paper due Friday, angry that most of my friends are out of school already, and angry that I could be playing Frisbee -- not disc -- instead of doing any work.
This is not an assault on the Greek system. Many good times have preceded this incident. I only hope that the following will be a constructive lesson to make an enjoyable, improving system even better. My point? Down with the houses that can't maintain internal control.
Many of you have probably seen the "Women dig it" commercial. A man takes a lie detector test as he answers the question, "Why buy a Paseo?" Two buttons appear on the screen three times. One displays three aspects of Toyota's Paseo and the other states "WOMEN DIG IT." All three times, the man chooses the former and a buzzer sounds indicating a lie.
President Clinton outlined his revised plans to help students pay for their college education two weeks ago, but how the proposed bills will affect Dartmouth students still remains unclear.
First in a series of articles about James O. Freedman.
The Class of 1993 has pledged to donate $93,253.65 to the College over the next four years as part of the Senior Class Gift Program, the largest amount ever promised by a graduating class.
Only two days after the heads of Dartmouth's academic departments voted to discontinue the English foreign study program in London, English Professor William Spengemann said there is a possibility for a revote which might save the program.
The Student Assembly passed a resolution Tuesday night calling for the release of an internal report recommending the closing the College's education department.