Studies show Dartmouth women drink more
The percentage of Dartmouth women who report binge drinking is well above the national average while the number of Dartmouth men who report binge drinking almost exactly matches the national average.
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The percentage of Dartmouth women who report binge drinking is well above the national average while the number of Dartmouth men who report binge drinking almost exactly matches the national average.
Sheldon Prentice '72 got his first taste of politics when he was president of his student council back in his high school days in Montpelier, Vt.
Janet Schwarz, a Safety and Security Officer at the College for 11 years, died yesterday morning at the age of 57 in a car accident caused by a medical emergency while she was driving.
Hanover Police arrested three sophomores at a loud, off-campus party early Sunday morning after a neighbor complained about noise.
The College has reduced dining hall hours during the summer because there are substantially fewer students on campus, Director of College Dining Services Peter Napolitano said.
American and Japanese professors, business leaders and foreign diplomats are meeting in Hanover this week to discuss the leadership role of the United States and Japan in the 21st Century.
Sophomore Family Weekend is only four weeks away and your parents are probably bugging you for a good restaurant where they can make reservations.
Juniors Sam Wilbur and Ted FitzPatrick earned All-American honors at the NCAA Track and Field Championship earlier this month.
All seven squash courts in the Berry Sports Center were closed yesterday for renovations that will take until mid-September to complete.
Earlier this year, the American media introduced a new phrase into the pop-culture lexicon: Generation X. With the release of the movie "Reality Bites" -- about a group of recent graduates trying to come of age -- and then the tragic suicide of Kurt Cobain, this fringe label went mainstream, and newspapers and magazines created a bandwagon for the whole world to jump on.
Many '96s have just returned from Language Studies Abroad, and most took advantage of the opportunity to travel while in Europe or elsewhere about the globe. To these students and to all those who plan on traveling in the future, the name "Let's Go" is or will be permanently imprinted on their minds. I, too, was a "Let's Go" traveler and commonly referred to the book as the Bible. In retrospect, however, although this book opens the world to budget-minded travelers, it also has the paradoxical effect of depersonalizing that world and tragically making a once-unique experience cliche.
The Collis Center gameroom will be home to a fresh batch of video games on July 1, when a new contract with an amusement games vendor begins.
The first Friday night of Summer term will be quieter than usual as classes normally held in the 10, 11, 12 and two time sequences will meet tomorrow morning, starting as early as eight a.m.
Webster Avenue will be closed until July 8 for the first part of a scheduled four-month steam line installation.
College President James Freedman sent a letter to the Dartmouth community in early June detailing the College's response to recommendations made by the Committee on Diversity and Community at Dartmouth.
Four members of the College's Board of Trustees met with about 25 professors on June 9 to discuss the Board's decision to keep the Army Reserve Officer Training Corps.
Department of Health and Human Services Secretary Donna Shalala will deliver the keynote address to incoming students at the College's 225th Convocation ceremonies on Sept. 21.
NEW YORK CITY, June 16 -- In a city where everyone has an opinion and they want you to know it, Vincent Canby '45 is one of the privileged few. He is able to share his opinion with all 6 million people in the bustling metropolis -- at the same time.
The Dartmouth men's varsity lightweight crew team won the Marlow Regatta last Sunday in Henley-On-Thames, England, two weeks after taking the silver medal in the national championship regatta at Syracuse, N.Y.
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