Big Green linksters finish second at Yale
The women's golf team traveled to the Mount Holyoke Invitational last Saturday and returned with a second place finish, its best since the spring of 1993.
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The women's golf team traveled to the Mount Holyoke Invitational last Saturday and returned with a second place finish, its best since the spring of 1993.
I was appalled to read "Can Clinton Bring Us to the Table?" by Aaron Klein '98 [Oct. 7]. It clearly illustrated an example of inane thinking that often plagues today's political debates. The column is laden with numerous factual problems, as well as logical inconsistencies that I will reveal to Dartmouth readers -- Republicans or Democrats -- in the hope that they will seriously reflect upon their reasons for supporting either candidate.
I'll be honest -- I wasn't going to write about the Presidential campaign. No, I figured I had far too many trivial complaint columns still needing to be voiced: the lack of sandwiches at the Collis Cafe, the fascistic parking policy of the College, the inherent weirdness of Tai Chi ... well, you get the point.
I'd like to respond to Abiola Lapite's column of yesterday, because I've heard that type of argument before, and I'm quite sick of it. Lapite's statement that, "[o]urs is an age of small passions and trivial disappointments," embodies what I'll call the "Anne of Green Gables" mode of thought.
Sororities at Dartmouth have been instrumental in strengthening women's voices on a historically male-dominated campus. As one sorority President said at Rush Sunday evening, "With 120 women standing behind you, you can make a much greater noise than you could standing alone and screaming as loud as you can."
With members pledging and graduating each year, most Greek houses have an institutional memory that is relatively short. But with its 75th anniversary approaching, Alpha Theta coed fraternity is making an effort to delve deep into its rich history.
LONDON -- If student interest in off-campus programs has been declining recently, then someone must have forgotten to tell the participants on this term's History foreign study program.
The Will to Excel capital campaign ended last night having exceeded its goal by more than $30 million.
Keith Boykin '87 spoke last night about following his dreams to success in the keynote address to mark National Coming Out Week.
Manchester -- Almost 200 Dartmouth students toting "Dartmouth loves Bill" and "Bill helped me pay for college" signs boarded buses and headed to Manchester yesterday afternoon to attend a campaign rally for President Bill Clinton.
The Hopkins Center's Festival of International Puppetry came to a close this weekend with a performance of "Twin Houses" by the Compagnie Nicole Mossoux/Patrick Bonte.
Men's Tennis: The Big Green won two home matches yesterday afternoon on Topliff Tennis Courts. Dartmouth defeated Boston University 6-1 and the University of Vermont 6-1. For complete story, see tomorrow's issue.
The Dartmouth men's soccer team came into this weekend's Umbro/Lipton classic riding a three game unbeaten streak, not expecting to get shut out of the win column. Unfortunately, for the Big Green expectations are not always realities.
In what may prove to be the craziest, hard-hitting, and downright woolliest game this season, the women's soccer team outlasted the Bears from Brown yesterday by a score of 1-0 in Providence.
It was the game the Big Green football team had been waiting for, a contest when all three units, the offense, defense and special teams, came together and earned them a decisive 20-7 victory over the struggling Fordham Rams.
The unexpected became an ugly reality for the Dartmouth women's volleyball team Friday night. In the opening match of their Ivy League season, the Big Green was struck down by a struggling Harvard in three games 15-6, 15-11, 15-9.
The Dartmouth field hockey team traveled to Providence on Saturday, hoping to get back on track versus a talented Brown squad.
The Dartmouth water polo club went into this weekend's tournament with a 6-1 record and high expectations. After all, it was the annual Dartmouth Invitational, and the team had been playing extremely well and armed with confidence, the momentum carried over, as the team won all four of its games and finished the regular season undefeated in league play.
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