Big Green athletes train hard all summer long
While some students have decided to be more relaxed abouttheir studies this summer, many Big Green athletes remain intense about their workouts.
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While some students have decided to be more relaxed abouttheir studies this summer, many Big Green athletes remain intense about their workouts.
Webster's Dictionary first defines silence as "the state or fact of keeping silent; a refraining from speech or from making noise." The fifth and final definition of silence, however, leaps out of the newsprint page, screaming to be recognized: "oblivion or obscurity."
When I agreed to write a column for today's D, I already had a great topic in mind -- ripping into corporate recruiting.
Pulitzer Prize-winning Washington Post reporter Leon Dash said permissiveness and lack of education are responsible for high teen pregnancy rates in inner-city American in a speech yesterday afternoon.
Sarah McKnight Devens '96, one of the best female athletes ever to attend Dartmouth, died unexpectedly Monday of a gunshot wound at her Essex, Mass., home. She was 21.
French Professor Stephanie Hull will take over as acting assistant dean of freshmen for the next academic year, the Freshman Office announced yesterday.
The College's Greek system is no exception to the unofficial mandate that students must bond with their class during sophomore summer.
Alumni Gymnasium, perhaps the place where Sarah Devens '96 felt most at home, was somber yesterday as coaches, friends and fellow players continued to cope with the star athlete's tragic death.
Essex Police Inspector Donald Wolfe said yesterday the Massachusetts state medical examiner has ruled the death of Sarah Devens '96a suicide.
On a campus as small as Dartmouth, tragedies like the apparent suicide of Sarah Devens '96 can have a strong impact on the lives of many students.
Sarah Devens '96 died Monday afternoon at her home in Essex, Mass., the victim of a gunshot wound to her head. Essex Police Inspector Donald Wolfe said Devens' death was an "apparent suicide," but the Massachusetts state medical examiner has not yet issued an official statement.
Grandma the Clown and Mummenschanz, the Swiss movement theater, will be the featured performers as the Big Apple circus returns to Hanoverfrom Tuesday, July 18 through Sunday, July 23.
Escapingto the refreshing water during these hot summer days may be new for some Dartmouth students, but for a group of Big Green athletes, the wateris a secondhome during the fall, spring and summer.
Walking home from the River apartments yesterday, I came across an abandoned copy of the July issue of Cosmopolitan magazine. Torn between feminist disgust and trashy curiosity, I finally decided to pick it up. C'mon, I really wanted to read the excerpt from "The Hot Zone" and take the quiz. I'd just try to avoid all the self-image-destroying pictures and articles.
President Bill Clinton has nowhere to go in 1996. The man who played his saxophone on the now-canceled "Arsenio Hall Show" and romanced Generation X on MTV during his first presidential campaign convinced the majority of voters that he would solve the nation's domestic problems, a task seemingly insurmountable to a haggard-looking George Bush -- and in 1993 he replaced Bush as our nation's chief executive.
It's 6:30 p.m. on Monday night. While most Dartmouth students are enjoying a relaxing dinner at a half-empty Food Court or still hanging out at the docks, 16-year-old Burdie Renik is in the Bissell-Cohen connecting tunnel of the Choates dormitory cluster, barely breathing.
Studentsunhappy with campus dining facilities' shortened summer hours, the new meal plan and food price increases should not expect their problems to be addressed in the near future.
Zeta Psi fraternity has voted to adopt a similar alcoholpolicy to Beta Theta Pi fraternity's revised Good Samaritan rule.
Prospective students will no longer have to hassle with typewriters and correction fluid because they will soon have the option of applying to the College through the Internet.
College President James Freedman called for more cancer research at the dedication of the Norris Cotton Cancer Center's new home.