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The Student Assembly last night named a new community service chair and approved a letter pledging the current Assembly's support for the Committee on Standards reforms recommended by the Assembly last spring.
Most students stare intently at their exam booklets when taking the Graduate Record Exam. But some students who took the test last month in Los Angeles were concentrating on something else -- their pencils.
Following his hour-and-a half-lecture, Harvard Zoology and Geology Professor Stephen J. Gould lounged in his chair and answered questions, told jokes and signed copies of his books.
Renowned scientist and writer Stephen J. Gould last night condemned human arrogance about evolution before a packed audience in Cook Auditorium.
The posters and previews for "Michael Collins" make this movie out to be the next great historical epic. Billows of smoke surround Liam Neeson as he strikes the archetypal pose of the man who stands against the forces of evil. The film must certainly be the next "Braveheart."
A tough 3-2, double overtime loss to Cornell, made for a long drive home from Ithaca, New York for the Dartmouth field hockey team. The up-and-down Big Green, have endured their share of tight games this season, and Sunday's game provided another heartbreaker.
Walking across the Green this weekend, I was approached by what was certainly not a Dartmouth student, asking for money in support of a community service program. Organizations flock to Dartmouth looking for money, and once we graduate our dear alma mater will reach out its open palm as well. It's only natural; we're expected to join the ranks of the American elite, and have more money than we could possible need for ourselves.
The vultures are coming to Dartmouth.
Danielle Downing '99 is not the typical sophomore for many reasons, not the least of which is the fact that she is 26 years old and has received five marriage proposals from men in Kenya.
At the end of Tuck Drive is a wooden staircase that winds down the hill to the Ledyard Canoe clubhouse -- a place juniors Jamie Shandro and John Magyar call home.
The United Way at Dartmouth College has officially kicked off its annual fundraising campaign, aimed to benefit 24 human and social service agencies in the Upper Valley.
Nonnie Cameron, "house mom" of Sigma Phi Epsilon fraternity at Purdue University in Indiana, spoke about gender relations and dating to about 100 new fraternity members last night.
In his annual address to the faculty yesterday, College President James Freedman reported on the successful completion of the Will to Excel capital campaign and the state of Dartmouth's student admissions.
A palpably expectant air hung about the throngs of people waiting to hear Rusted Root perform in Leede Arena last Saturday.
Field Hockey: The women's field hockey team was unable to overcome Ivy League foe Cornell yesterday afternoon, as it fell 3-2 in double overtime. Senior Sarah Drake, and Weze Shorts '99 both scored for Dartmouth. For complete story, see tomorrow's issue.
It was a bittersweet weekend for the Dartmouth women's volleyball team. The team had the pleasure of beating Holy Cross on Sunday, 15-5, 15-7, 15-7, but the match also marked the last home performance for senior co-Captains Janene Ashford and Carmen Schmitt.
The women's soccer team had some fun this weekend. And why not? The Big Green were on top of their game; they had their opponents in their back pockets the whole time; and it was just a gorgeous two days to be kicking the ball around.
Dartmouth put together its most complete effort of the year when the Big Green traveled to Ithaca, NY on Saturday and beat up Cornell, 38-21 in a key Ivy League showdown. The win was of great significance for the Big Green who stayed atop the Ivy League standings at 3-0 while dropping the Big Red into third place with a 2-1 record.
When the Dartmouth men's soccer team entered its showdown with Cornell on Saturday the Big Green held their fate in the Ivy League in their own hands.
It has recently come to my attention that some students at Dartmouth feel that my columns have not been of benefit to the public. While it is a policy of mine not to dignify bilious attacks by responding to them, I nevertheless feel that it is important that I deal with some misconceptions that seem to lie behind these recent outbursts of venom. Following Nietzsche's lead in his wonderful book, "Ecce Homo" (for the Latin challenged, this means "Behold the Man") I wish to lay out the philosophy behind all of my essays.
