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The Big green men's squash team inaugurates its season this weekend as the Big Green host Brown University on Sunday at the Berry Sports Center. With much of it still intact, the team is looking to establish themselves as a force in the Ivy League.
The Big Green open their quest for their first Ivy League championship since 1959 when they host Colgate and their star center Adonal Foyle at Leede Arena on Friday night.
It's pretty easy for a hockey team to slip and slide a bit at the start of the season. After all, they're playing on some very slick stuff out there, right?
Programming. What is it? Why are people doing it? Why is there so much of it? How is it changing?
The hottest political topic of the moment is no doubt affirmative action and the passing of Proposition 209 in California. The discussion of this issue on the Dartmouth campus has been a particularly predictable one to me. The outspoken liberal community at Dartmouth has been vigorously working to "raise awareness" of California's decision to abort its affirmative action policy in its governmental and educational institutions. Any good liberal believes the following equation to be infallible: affirmative action=liberal=good.
The recent passage of the California Civil Rights Initiative (Proposition 209) is a threat to affirmative action policies everywhere. It will undoubtedly result in an even more extreme polarization between affirmative action's supporters and opposition. Furthermore, it threatens to represent real setbacks for what up until now has been positive progress towards equality in the public sector. It is a concept at the very heart of the debate of what exactly equality entails and how it can be achieved.
The passage of Proposition 209 in California on Nov. 5 spurred a productive discussion on one of the most difficult issues in our country: racial and gender discrimination and its redress through affirmative action. I, like most Americans, oppose discrimination, believing that it is the core of most injustice in our society.
Last year the '99s seemed like new play things -- an endless selection of students to look at tenderly and say, "ah, not so long ago ... "
Having just come from a breakfast with students with only a half-hour until his next meeting, a well-poised Chair of the Board of Trustees Stephen Bosworth took 20 minutes out of his schedule to discuss his role as "College custodian."
The Alumni Fund hopes to raise its annual goal to $20 million by the year 2000, an increase of almost 50 percent from this year's goal of $13.5 million.
A group of students, faculty members and administrators, including Dean of the College Lee Pelton, denounced Proposition 209 to an audience that was at times as large as 200 people in front of the Collis Center yesterday.
"Ransom," the latest in an offering of high-action blockbuster films, attempts to provide suspense by taking the viewer on complex twists of the plot.
A 17-year-old Hanover High student was arrested over the weekend for allegedly causing the Nov. 7 fire in the gas pump islands of Foodstop convenience store on Main Street.
Students will hear loud noises across campus starting today, as the heating plant begins performing a series of steam blows to clear the microscopic debris from the heat pipes that run through campus.
In last week's dramatic 27-24 win over Brown, Big Green placekicker Dave Regula '98 kicked the game-winning field goal with just 1:30 remaining in the game to give the Big Green its 17th Ivy title. It was Regula's 10th Ivy field goal this season, and he needs one more to tie his own season record.
Despite the wicked Maine weather, the 27 members of the Dartmouth Equestrian team wrapped up their fall season one week ago Saturday with a typically excellent showing at Bates College.
While most Dartmouth students will be spending the majority of December at home relaxing after a stressful term, freshman Amy Stetson will remain in Hanover to skate with some of the world's finest figure skaters in Dartmouth's annual ice show.
To the Editor:
To the Editor:
For years, Dartmouth students have complained about the lack of a dating scene on this campus. Task forces have convened, discussions have been held, all to no avail. No one seems to know how to solve the problem. No one except me, that is. I know the answer because I know ... The Rules.
