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Sometimes first place is not the best position to be in. Big Green runner Sam Wilbur '94 found that out the hard way at the IC4A Championships at Franklin Park in Boston on Saturday.
To the Editor:
To the Editor:
I don't understand the motive behind Student Assembly President Danielle Moore '95's decision to step down from her leadership position.
The recent death of a rabid kitten in a Concord pet store has rekindled the public's interest in rabies, a disease that has become more prevalent throughout the state.
Spanish author and journalist Rosa Montero said Spain is currently in "No man's land," in between what it once was and what it wants to become.
Running out of all the right questions, Government Professor Tom Nichols said he played his last game of "Jeopardy!"
Mathematics lecturer John Finn '69 and his son pleaded not guilty on charges of cultivating marijuana at an arraignment yesterday in Orange County District Court, Deputy Clerk Dean Martin said.
The day after Danielle Moore '95 shocked the campus by resigning as Student Assembly president, reactions across campus range from support to respect to disgust.
With a flurry of activities sponsored by various campus organizations, Students Fighting Hunger kicked off the annual Hunger Awareness Week to combat poverty and homelessness in the Upper Valley.
He walked like a warrior, greeting people who had come to meet him, flashing his handsome smile, appearing strong and happy despite the historic losses his party suffered in last week's midterm elections.
Poised to secure an at-large berth in the NCAA tournament with a win against Princeton Saturday, the men's soccer team watched its post-season hopes dwindle as it lost 2-1 to the Tigers.
In a game emblematic of its disappointing season, the Dartmouth football team lost to Brown University 27-14 in Providence Saturday.
My decision to resign as Student Assembly President is a well thought-out reaction to an entire term's events. It is not a question of my capabilities as a leader, or because things have just gotten too tough -- it is the way I can best be an agent of change and a result of the beliefs and visions I hold. Many will say "I told you so," or label me a quitter, but I know that this decision has the ultimate approval of the one person it must -- myself.
Last night one Student Assembly leader announced her resignation. But it was not the right one.
Lee Works created a moment of palpable emotion among the more than 80 students who attended a panel discussion on AIDS Friday afternoon when he told them of the day he found out he was infected with the HIV virus.
Professor Angela Davis of the University of California, Santa Cruz blasted U.S. welfare, immigration and crime policies in a speech Saturday night delivered to a packed audience in Webster Hall.
Government Professor Tom Nichols will make his seventh appearance on the television game show "Jeopardy!" tonight.
Caucasians drink five times more alcohol than any other ethnic group at Dartmouth, according to a survey about campus alcohol use that focused on ethnic/racial differentiation.
At a meeting last night, eight of the 12 members of the Student Assembly's Executive Committee asked Secretary John Honovich '97 to resign -- calling his demeanor "reprehensible" -- but Honovich said he will not step down.
