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(05/13/93 2:00am)
During the summer, College students often see hikers wandering through campus, outfitted with enough gear to make the trek across the Green look like a trek across New Hampshire's White Mountains.
(05/13/93 2:00am)
Three weeks after an internal faculty review committee recommended the termination of the education department, the committee's report remains secret and the department continues to work on a response.
(05/13/93 2:00am)
The Vermont State Legislature recently passed a law which will ban smoking in all buildings open to the public, possibly the toughest law of its kind in the country.
(05/13/93 2:00am)
The executive board of the Afro-American Society, the College's black students' organization, will hold a special meeting tonight to discuss the future of AAm President-elect Amiri Barksdale '96 who has said he might resign.
(05/13/93 2:00am)
When Jay Torian '94 found an old guitar in his attic at age eight and asked his mother if he could learn to play, he didn't anticipate becoming the talented musician he is today.
(05/13/93 2:00am)
The Meters are coming! The Meters are coming! These words have passed through the lips of many students in the past few weeks. Yet, aside from the brothers of Phi Delta Alpha, and anyone within earshot of their porch, few have been exposed to this band's unique blend of funk, R and B, African, Cajun and Caribbean music.
(05/13/93 2:00am)
On warm spring days, scents of pickle relish, mustard and hot dogs hang in the humid air in front of Hanover's Town Hall.
(05/12/93 2:00am)
WORCESTER, Mass.--The Big Green varsity heavyweight crew, entering Eastern Sprints on Sunday as the defending champions, had its work cut out when it was placed into a morning heat with undefeated Brown and the University of Pennsylvania, both seeded ahead of Dartmouth.
(05/12/93 2:00am)
Several students of mine have talked about driving across the country, but have been put off by fears for their safety or budgetary constraints.
(05/12/93 2:00am)
They are packing them in at the new Dirt Cowboy Cafe. Every time I have stopped into the new coffee shop on Main Street it has been crowded. While this means cash in the pockets of the owners it also has a deeper meaning for the College. The success of this new cafe sheds light on the large portion of the student body that is often masked by the extremes.
(05/12/93 2:00am)
I've been following this whole melodrama of The Review censoring with a mixture of amusement and disgust. And this latest episode, this "forum" that was held at RipWoodSmith cluster to make everyone feel better -- puh-leez, what a joke.
(05/12/93 2:00am)
Nicholas Flanders, associate director of the College's Institute of Arctic Studies, has been awarded a grant from the J. William Fulbright Scholarship Board to help a native New Zealand tribe implement its own natural resource management strategies.
(05/12/93 2:00am)
Yale University's most senior trustee, Vernon Loucks, has been the subject of an ethics controversy that has led many students and alumni to call for his resignation.
(05/12/93 2:00am)
While Dartmouth consistently ranks at the top of the list in surveys gauging student satisfaction, a small number of students decide to transfer to other colleges and universities each year.
(05/12/93 2:00am)
Beginning this week, students will be able to access some back issues of The Dartmouth over the College's computer network.
(05/12/93 2:00am)
A watchdog group made up of conservative alumni has complained about the number of administrative bureaucrats at the College.
(05/12/93 2:00am)
Richard Charles Litchfield '22, a retired toymaker and ship chandler who was a well-known figure on the Dartmouth campus, died Monday at the Country Health Care Center in Lancanster, N.H.. He was 92.
(05/12/93 2:00am)
The Hanover zoning board Monday night rejected an appeal of its decision to allow a facility for people recovering from mental illness to move into town.
(05/12/93 2:00am)
The Panhellenic Council presented its plan for a new local sorority to freshman women last night at a rush information panel.
(05/12/93 2:00am)
Change means Dartmouth can borrow money cheaply