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Mitch Crane, a retired federal judge and the former district governor of Sigma Phi Epsilon fraternity, said in a speech last night that the Greek system desperately needs to change to survive.
Colleen Swanson, who suffered severe health problems she believes are directly related to her silicone breast implants, said last night that women need to be warned about the danger of breast implants.
The Galleria retail building on South Main Street, which has been nearly empty for the past two years, will receive a vital infusion of new business in the next few months.
The women's soccer team kept its season alive yesterday afternoon with a 1-0 win over the Brown Bears in the first round of the ECAC tournament.
As Fall term draws to a close and winter sports begin official play, the excitement of the men's and women's squash teams rises in anticipation of the upcoming season.
I have never felt the sting of discrimination because of my race, sex or creed. I am a white male from a supportive family. I enjoy the benefits of one of the best educations available on this planet. Except for a few forgettable experiences in the backcountry, I have never feared going to bed hungry or without shelter.
The turnout at the Masters-D'Souza debate indicates how important the issue of racism is to most people. It was a good sign. People care, and so we can progress toward the goal of a racially indifferent society. The Masters-D'Souza debate was an important milestone on that road to a racially indifferent society. It was a very illuminating experience for me to hear two people talk about their views on how to eradicate racial differences -- a goal both agreed on.
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Ruling in a seemingly trivial landlord-tenant dispute last week, New York judge John DiNoto acceded to America's slide toward disorder. The decision, which allowed a landlord to evict an abortion clinic from his building because of violent protests by pro-life groups, demonstrates the extent to which such groups have undermined the rule of law. By giving in to these domestic terrorists, the judge accepts the helplessness of law-abiding businessmen and emboldens those who reject majority rule.
Four years ago, John Hagelin '76 realized that his work in quantum physics was having no direct impact on society. So he decided to run for president.
The Board of Trustees arrives in Hanover today for what should be a quiet weekend of meetings, College spokesman Roland Adams said.
More than a month after Dean of the College Lee Pelton wrote a letter to Beta Theta Pi fraternity urging the house to develop "bona fide, authentic and ongoing events" to address racism and sexism in the Greek system and on campus, Beta has started to arrange a series of discussions to be held in January.
Students and professors said they are disappointed -- but not surprised -- by retired Gen. Colin Powell's announcement yesterday that he will not run for president in 1996.
Dartmouth's Montgomery Fellow for the Fall term and Russian intellectual Vyacheslav Ivanov will present a lecture on the life and writings of Mikhail Bakhtin in Sanborn today at 4 p.m.
Boasting "Incredible $aving$," Student Essentials for Macintosh is a computer compact disk set containing seven programs that any college student will find useful. However, the disk really is not worth the discount price of $135 if the buyer happens to be a Dartmouth student who has already purchased a Macintosh package from the College.
Dylan Karczewski '99, a 180- pound, 6-0' tailback, was named Ivy League Rookie of the Week for his efforts against Columbia last weekend as he helped the Big Green overcome the Lions 43-27.
After six weeks of practice, the women's hockey team hit the ice last weekend for its first game of the season in an exhibition game against Concordia College.
In the Ivy League Preseason Media Poll, which was conducted among 16 members of the media, the Dartmouth men's and women's basketball were ranked second for the 1995-96 season.
I felt both empowered yet slightly unnerved when the deputy head of foreign affairs for the Ministry of the Environment said, "that's a really good point!" to one of my suggestions and meant it in earnest. Empowered because an important official might actually use my recommendations for policy making. Unnerved because the suggestion I made seemed to be so obvious.
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