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The Ballet Nacional de Caracas deftly moved from the classical to the modern in a visually and artistically captivating performance in Spaulding Auditorium last night.
Diana Taylor's lecture about torture in Argentina evoked painful images of horror and provoked grave and complicated responses from an audience that had assembled in the Wren Room of Sanborn House yesterday.
Stop me if you've heard this one before.
Despite a slow start at the beginning of the season, the Big Green men's tennis team ended with a strong performance last weekend at the Rolex Tournament in Princeton, N.J.
We sure like to make a lot of noise. Between movements like Reform SA! and Vote YES! we are virtually deafening ourselves with exclamations. The social politics of Dartmouth must be emitting a din which resounds throughout the Upper Valley communities. Unfortunately, there are few people to hear it.
This Thursday, at the request of the Student Assembly, students will vote in a referendum on the future of single-sex Greek organizations.
It's about 1:30 Saturday morning, and you decide to walk home. You may have had a couple of beers, but not enough to intoxicate you. But, before you venture outside to make the perilous journey home, you smear the black camouflage paint across your face, slip into jet-black fatigues and put on black combat boots. You hide in the shadows and stumble through underbrush, taking the least visible route home.
The Student Assembly passed a motion last night asking the Office of Residential Life to investigate current methods of condom distribution on campus.
The Conservative Union at Dartmouth and the Young Democrats held a rare joint session last night as both groups gathered in Streeter Hall basement to watch the televised debate about the North American Free Trade Agreement.
Thanks to a collegiate contest sponsored by AT&T, more than 30 Dartmouth students have 500,000 mock dollars at their beck and call.
With winter starting to invade the Upper Valley, College dormitory chimneys are beginning to contribute to the smell of wood smoke in the air that makes many students long for the comforts of a roaring fire.
Megan Owens '96 said it finally hit her as she was sitting watching the ballet last night. She and her soccer teammates are going to the big dance: the NCAA tournament.
The Dartmouth Medical School yesterday sent a letter to professors, staff and students asking for information about a local resident who the letter says for the past year has posed as a medical school student and a Tuck School of Business Administration student.
A randomly selected group of students, professors and administrators received an extensive survey last week designed to gauge attitudes toward homosexuals.
A faculty committee will consider a recommendation to eliminate the College exchange program to Budapest University of Arts and Social Sciences in Hungary.
NEW YORK, Nov. 6 -- At the tail-end of a play during the football game here, a Columbia player barreled into Big Green assistant coach Drew Tallman on the sidelines, bruising the cartilage between his ribs.
The men's soccer team completed an uneven season this weekend, splitting road games against the University of Pennsylvania and Columbia University.
While Dartmouth was pummeling Columbia in New York, its hopes for a fourth consecutive title may have ended about 70 miles south on Franklin Field.
I opened my Hinman Box Saturday to find my red cardboard Student Assembly "newsletter." One-fourth of it was a plea that all students vote in the upcoming referendum: "Do you support the continued existence of single-sex fraternities and sororities at Dartmouth? Yes or no?" The Assembly feels it is "imperative" that I vote and take this chance to have my "voice heard."
I have been pleased during the last few years that student leaders have spoken out on the issue of whether sororities and fraternities should exist at Dartmouth if they discriminate on the basis of gender. This is a topic that deserves careful consideration and discussion.
