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The words of advice on Sophomore Summer seem to center around two key ideas. First, do not get your hopes up so high that they cannot possibly be fulfilled. Second, the most important thing is to live with a good group of people that you like.
College President James Freedman appointed Andrew Wallace to a second four-year term as dean of the Dartmouth Medical School following a standard evaluation near the end of his first four-year term.
Hanover Police arrested Corby Edward Page '92 Commencement weekend and charged him with fraud for allegedly duping parents into buying fake tickets to the ceremonies.
Forced indoors by rain, the College's 224th Commencement ceremonies featured speeches on the merits of the "Dartmouth experience" by Labor Secretary Robert Reich '68, College President James Freedman and valedictorian Kamala Dansinghani '94.
Dean of Residential Life Mary Turco lessened the sanctions against Beta Theta Pi fraternity after the house appealed some of the penalties against it about three weeks ago.
College officials will meet Tuesday with representatives of Local Union 560, whose members include food service and maintenance workers at the College, in an attempt to hammer out a new contract before the current one expires on June 30.
Files stolen from the Office of Residential Life late last term were returned in a box with a brief apology note on it a few days after ORL reported the burglary May 25, Hanover Police Detective Jerry Macy said yesterday.
The Hopkins Center's main entrance and lobby -- including the Top of The Hop -- will be closed Summer term because of renovations to the Center Theater.
The following is the graduation list as of Thursday, June 9. The list contains only the names of students who are in the Class of 1994. For all others, their class is noted. Not included are students who are marching with their class but graduating at a later term.
When it comes to writing about the sexual state of affairs at Dartmouth, my mind can barely keep pace with the strokes of the keyboard, but ask me to write some little ditty about how my lifelong ambition is to work for peanuts as a yuppy peon, and I can't write my way out of a latex bag.
Newspaper stories about graduation ceremonies focus on the events that happen on stage. In The New York Times tomorrow, the story about Dartmouth's 1994 Commencement will report the number of graduating students. The story will contain a quote from Secretary of Labor Robert Reich's keynote address and probably a quote from College President James Freedman's eloquent speech about discovering that he has cancer.
I won't bore you with the details of personal memories or specific experiences. Life is too short to rewind and playback all those past memories. It is important to look ahead and apply what we have learned during the college years.
The awards and records Dartmouth quarterback Jay Fiedler '94 owns are impressive, but beyond those numbers and awards are a passion and commitment -- a trait Fiedler hopes will bring him success after graduation, as an NFL quarterback.
There were both shining success stories and bitter disppointments this year for Dartmouth sports teams.
Cincinnati, OH -- The Class of 1944 returned to Hanover this weekend for its "Commencement That Never Was." Back in June of 1944 there was no Commencement at Dartmouth.
The "class that never graduated" returns to Hanover this week for its fiftieth reunion.
Seniors must for one year live the everyday nightmare of facing the benign question "What are you doing after graduation?" and having no answer.
Friends and family of Daniel Boyer '94 took time to remember him this week.
Trevor Burgess
More than half of this year's graduating class pledged money to the Senior Gifts Program, for a total of $95,326.
