Danagerous cord found along mountain path
Cailin Nelson '97 discovered a wire stretched across a mountain bicycle path near Sachem Pond on Saturday morning, which poses a potential hazard to mountain bicycle riders.
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Cailin Nelson '97 discovered a wire stretched across a mountain bicycle path near Sachem Pond on Saturday morning, which poses a potential hazard to mountain bicycle riders.
The Hanover Water Works Company claims two months of reorganization and monitoring have cleaned up the water supply since coliform bacteria were discovered in the water supply in July.
Jenna Kurwoski '97 has been selected as this week's athlete of the week for her stellar performance last weekend at Princeton that included four goals and one assist.
What are the odds that a fading 1-8 soccer team can stop a streaking 4-1 squad that's hot off a milestone victory? And what are the odds that a 1974 Pinto can outrun a Porshe 911? In either case, the odds are the same -- slim to none.
The Dartmouth women's volleyball team moved its record to 7-4 with a win in three games over Northeastern last night. Relying on a rejuvenated offense, the Big Green won 15-6, 15-5, 15-11.
The Dartmouth men's rugby team defeated the University of Connecticut Huskies last Saturday at Sachem Field.
The pace of life at Dartmouth leaves time for very few lingering meals, of the sort good writers can render with such mouthwatering abandon. Yet we deprive ourselves of a great source of aesthetic pleasure, both in tunneling through our meals, and in ignoring the splendid writings about them from more easygoing ages.
If you watch television, you can definitely tell it is an election year. Instead of micro-Smiling Steve driving around the Lebanon Pharmacy in his Tyco Black Thunder four-wheeler, there's campaign message after campaign message telling the viewers who they should vote for.
While recent reports indicate that drug use among teenagers is skyrocketing, students and administrators at Hanover High School say the drug problem on their campus has remained essentially unchanged.
In their first meeting of the term, the Student Assembly voted last night to purchase and distribute a copy of the publication Mug Shots to each of the freshman Residence Hall rooms.
The College hired three tenured professors and six tenure-track professors to start this term, which marks a 50-percent decrease from previous Fall terms.
As a recipient of the Presidential Award for Excellence in Mentoring in Science, Mathematics and Engineering, the Women in Science Project has received a $10,000 grant to further their mentoring programs and activities.
Quality women's roles in Hollywood today are few and far between. In response to this dearth of female parts, independent films often feature believable, complex parts for actresses to really sink their teeth into.
Undaunted by the reputation of Yale's golf course, the women's golf team traveled to New Haven last weekend and returned home from the meet with a sixth place finish and more confidence in their abilities.
The path didn't get any smoother for the Dartmouth field hockey team when the Big Green rolled into Princeton on Saturday for the start of a weekend road trip.
This past weekend, the men's tennis team began its march to a victorious season with a successful weekend at the Yale Invitational Tournament. Coach Chuck Kinyon's main objective was to get some match time under his team's belt.
To the Editor:
The other night as I waited in the Lone Pine Tavern for my dinner, I happened to glance around the room looking at the different artifacts from Dartmouth's history. I saw the yearbooks and the pictures of alumni who were in my shoes just a short while ago, entering their junior year of college. But then something very interesting caught my eye: it was metal and rectangular, and resembled the Hinman boxes that hold our mail in the Hopkins Center.
I was sitting in my room last night, a half-smoked Camel Filter casually dangling from my lips, wrapping up the evening's reading of "Richard III" for the next morning's Shakespeare class, listening to some Smashing Pumpkins album "Mellon Collie and the Infinite Pretentiousness," I think feeling rather Edgar Allan Poe-esque, when I heard a knock on the door.
Ever since human beings noticed that we have been dying -- and what's more, doing so permanently -- we have been searching for a fountain of youth.