Football at Columbia
(11/05/93 11:00am)
It's fairly rare that you head to a football game hoping it turns into a 41-7 blowout.
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It's fairly rare that you head to a football game hoping it turns into a 41-7 blowout.
The proud and mighty Reform SA! sent out the call. They said political bickering was holding the Student Assembly back from doing something productive.
For most of his life, Methembe Ndlovu '97 ran around in bare feet kicking a soccer ball made out of plastic bags in his native Zimbabwe. Now, sporting shiny soccer shoes, he drills a state-of-the-art leather ball for the Dartmouth varsity soccer team.
Twenty-six seniors were inducted into Dartmouth's chapter of the Phi Beta Kappa honorary society on Tuesday at a formal ceremony in the home of College President James Freedman.
Students and professors from around the Ivy League will come to Dartmouth early next week to discuss strategies for reducing racism and prejudice on college campuses.
A draft of a report commissioned by the Provost to evaluate computer services at Dartmouth recommends the creation of a vice presidential post to oversee information technology and to coordinate the development of new uses for the College's extensive computer network.
A Grafton County Superior Court judge is currently considering a lawsuit filed by Hanover merchants against the town that challenges the right of the College to operate Topside, the convenience store in Thayer Dining Hall.
Novice men's and women's crew began competition last weekend at home in the Dartmouth Invitational.
The question of whether or not the single-sex Greek houses should continue to exist has nothing to do with whether or not a majority of the students at Dartmouth like it. It is a moral question, a question of whether a system which excludes people on the basis of their gender, and reinforces patterns of male dominance has any place at Dartmouth
Dean of Faculty James Wright will appoint a new committee to examine the College's offerings in Jewish studies and possibly increase the number of classes offered in the discipline.
In a talk that won an annual speech contest yesterday, Chris Powers '94 gave a moving account of his battle with cancer and encouraged College students to take advantage of life and its opportunities.
At the dedication of the Hood Museum in 1985, former College President David McLaughlin lauded the family that made the building a reality.
At their Fall term meetings starting a week from today, the College's Trustees will not convene the highest committee on student life, but leaders of the Student Assembly say they have prepared a report that addresses student concerns.
Two weeks ago the Dartmouth women's rugby club travelled to the University of Massachuseets in Amherst, Mass., to combat other New England teams for the Mayor's Cup in the Beantown Tournament.
A relatively short amount of time has passed since first-year coach Julie Dayton arrived in Hanover to try and salvage something -- anything -- positive out of the 1993 field hockey season.
The men's and women's golf team saw their seasons close this weekend as both competed in tournament play.
One week from tomorrow, a Student Assembly referendum will gauge the student body's opinion on a single sex Greek System. In reality, it will gauge the opinions of those who vote. This referendum will not result in changes to the current structure of the Greek system. However, by the number of students who participate, it will show how much students are interested in controlling the fate of their own system.
Alcohol has once again proven to be the bane of the College, but thanks to a new price adjustment the evil demons in spirits of wine are more intensely molesting the students themselves. The price of a night in Dick's House for a student retained there with a blood alcohol level of over .10 has risen from last year's figure of $300 to this year's outrage of $450.
The Student Assembly last night decided to donate $500 to help bring Lani Guinier to the College.
Two Dartmouth seniors and an alumni won awards from the Dartmouth Environmental Network for their contributions to environmental causes.
