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While movies about sex might be big box office draws for most Americans, they are advertised as just another facet of the "cinematic education" offered to Dartmouth students by the Dartmouth Film Society.
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Defense is an often overlooked position in athletics, but it is nonetheless an irreplaceable part of sports that inevitably lift average teams to greatness.
With her gritty never-say-die attitude on the field and her inspiring work ethic in every practice, goal keeper Lauren Demski '96 proved to be the stronghold of this year's successful field hockey season.
As the senior class comes one term closer to its final date with graduation, and the snow begins to blanket our home on the hill, I sat back during one long, sleepless/study-filled night last week. Discontent with the way things went this past term, I was intent on finding some sort of resolution.
Important discoveries in the field of human relations have come to light, so important that I cannot in good conscience keep them from the readership of The Dartmouth, nearly all of whom are dear to me.
To the Editor:
Women's Future: Who Decides?" That was the title of the program sponsored last Saturday by the Institute for Women & Social Change, an event which called a group of women from the Upper Valley together to participate in an exiting, thought-provoking discussion about the challenges facing women today. Unfortunately, the women who weren't present on Saturday -- the women of Dartmouth -- may not realize how crucial it is that they help make that decision. Granted, it's a crazy time of the term, but Arnie Arnesen, New Hampshire's first women gubernatorial candidate, had a point when she proclaimed that there were no Dartmouth women in the audience this weekend "because they don't have a clue what's happening" beyond their campus.
To the Editor:
The College's Greek system clearly has serious problems requiring fundamental reforms. The College owes it to the faculty and students to take a comprehensive look at the Greek system's role at Dartmouth.
Calvin Daniels '96, an intern for Dean of Residential Life Mary Turco, recently presented a proposal to campus leaders calling for more diverse programming within the Greek system.
Deep within the Thayer Engineering School, the Dartmouth Formula Racing team is busy preparing its first entry ever for a four-day race car competition that will be held in May in the parking lot of the Pontiac Silverdome in Detroit, Mich.
Phil Arcidi, the president of the Pro-Life Alliance of Gays and Lesbians, will speak at the College on Tuesday.
The Student Assembly passed a resolution Monday night calling for the College to make Latin American and Caribbean Studies a permanent part of the College.
The College received about 10 percent fewer female early decision applicants this year, while the number of male applicants remained about the same.
Thanksgiving is but a day away, and many Dartmouth students are giving thanks for a desperately needed four-day holiday.
For the second time in four days, a Dartmouth student was allegedly attacked and beaten near the Hopkins Center for the Performing Arts.
The Dartmouth cross country teams finished their seasons in fine fashion yesterday with respectable finishes in the NCAA Championships in Ames, Iowa.
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There seems to be a general unhappiness among students about the relations between men and women on the campus. Many liberals, myself among them, are quick to criticize the warped culture which condones or encourages sex through "hook-ups" and assault.
