Scott calls for reconsideration of societal view of feminism
In a speech yesterday, Joan Scott, professor of Social Sciences at Princeton University, urged people to reconsider the way society views feminism.
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In a speech yesterday, Joan Scott, professor of Social Sciences at Princeton University, urged people to reconsider the way society views feminism.
Academic department heads met with top administrators yesterday and discussed the Fall term housing crisis, the budget and transcript changes.
In response to damage wrought on the town of Hanover during last years freshman sweep, the College is taking a more active role in this years' Homecoming celebration.
The Freshman Council last night elected Randi Barnes President of the Class of 1998 and Thomas Franks Vice President.
All new members of Greek organizations will assemble tonight for the first of three workshops in a series aimed to educate new members on issues of hazing, sexual harassment and alcohol abuse.
Last Thursday night, a line of people wound its way through the Hopkins Center to the doors of Spaulding Auditorium. On first glance, they looked like an average theater crowd, but on closer inspection, it was easy to see that something was amiss. One person clutched a roll of toilet paper, another held a twisted bicycle wheel; yet another had a ski pole.
EASTON, PA., Oct. 8th -- If former British Prime Minister Winston Churchill was a football fan and alive today, he might have described the Big Green's victory over Lafayette College as "victory at all costs."
Under the lights in Providence, the women's soccer team lacked much needed adrenaline as they fell victim to Brown Saturday night in an Ivy League match-up.
It sure is a great feeling to see your Hinman Box stuffed with mail. What a lousy feeling when everyone who writes to you is trying to sell something!
Answer: This Darmouth professor will appear on Jeopardy tonight for the sixth time. Question: Who is Government Professor Tom Nichols?
While most people slept in, about 46 students representing various Dartmouth organizations climbed out of bed early Saturday morning to attend an all-day workshop on multiculturalism that began at 10 a.m.
A sophomore was arrested this weekend for allegedly threatening a Safety and Security officer.
A couch caught fire at Sigma Nu fraternity early Saturday morning but the house's automatic sprinkler system extinguished the blaze by the time the Hanover Fire Department arrived at the scene.
Elaine Kim, a Korean-American political activist, feminist and renowned Asian scholar, told students to acknowledge the 'bad women' of their past and to make Asian-Americans a stronger, more visible part of the community.
With sound shooting and unbreakable concentration, the men's golf team has been turning heads in a remarkable season and plans to continue its streak as it travels to the East Coast Athletic Championship tournament that will take place Oct. 15-16.
Wednesday afternoon, the Big Green traveled to the University of Hartford to take on the number four nationally ranked Hawks and, with consistent play, they surprised everyone but themselves.
The men's soccer team fought furiously on Wednesday against the University of New Hampshire only to get an end result of a 1-1 tie
Sometimes it's difficult having been a lifelong resident of New Jersey. People always joke about my state, ask what exit I'm from (163) and what oil refinery I live near. Either that, or they say that the only places in New Jersey that they've ever seen are the undeniably non-aesthetic Turnpike and Newark International Airport.
Welfare frightens me. I almost cannot fathom living on welfare-- not just because of the material goods and security I know I take for granted, but because I cannot imagine living without hope of something better.
The College earned a return of 7.7 percent on its nearly $800 million endowment last fiscal year, which ended June 30, by investing its money in ways not typical for educational institutions.