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(07/27/96 9:00am)
Finals. At Dartmouth they seem to arrive in the blink of an eye, and they are over before we know it. For that period of time, we will do anything to wring all that we can from each day. Mountain Dew and Coca-Cola sales increase. Students experiment with Vivarin and invest in veritable libraries of General Foods International Coffee flavors. And we all lose our minds just a little.
(07/27/96 9:00am)
I have sat down to write this column several times, but I can't decide if I should start with "I'm really glad I'm not a '00" or "I really wish I was a '00."
(07/27/96 9:00am)
Heated debate on the Greek system, rallies against racial intolerance, visiting Republican presidential candidates and imploding hospitals were some of the incidents dominating the 1995-96 Dartmouth year.
(07/27/96 9:00am)
Here in Hanover, Dartmouth's 4,000 students are virtually addicted to something of which you may have never heard: BlitzMail.
(07/27/96 9:00am)
It's an odd concept to be thrown together into the woods of New Hampshire with 1,000 strangers from all over the world to read books, write papers and conduct research in laboratories.
(07/27/96 9:00am)
One of the many exciting and frightening aspects of going to college is finding yourself plopped into an unknown locality. Suddenly, finding the backroads, the restaurants, the stores, the scenic spots and the highways will not be second nature, as it was in your hometown.
(07/27/96 9:00am)
Collis Student Center
(07/27/96 9:00am)
When filling out applications for housing this year, freshmen, for the first time in Dartmouth history, had the option of choosing between not two but three different types of housing.
(07/27/96 9:00am)
Since all first-year student will live on campus their first year, knowing the ins-and-outs of your home away from home can be a major factor in planning classes, where you eat, and the people you meet.
(07/27/96 9:00am)
Most Dartmouth students start their association with the College through the largest student organization on campus -- the Dartmouth Outing Club.
(07/27/96 9:00am)
Now that you have finally been accepted as a member of the Class of 2000, you are faced with the daunting task of filling Dartmouth's rigorous graduation criteria, from distributive requirements to physical education.
(07/27/96 9:00am)
When a modest Congregationalist minister named Eleazer Wheelock established a small school called Dartmouth College more than two centuries ago, no one knew quite what to expect.
(07/27/96 9:00am)
It's a dilemma that rolls around once a century, less frequently than a visit by Halley's comet or a Boston Red Sox victory in the World Series.
(07/27/96 9:00am)
On paper, once again, the Class of 2000 appears to be the most academically talented group of students ever admitted to Dartmouth.
(07/27/96 9:00am)
Tradition, tradition, tradition: Dartmouth has loads of it. The College has been here over 200 years, and during that time, a few practices have stuck with us, several of which apply directly to you, the members of the incoming freshman class who will be expected to uphold them.
(07/25/96 9:00am)
"Chungking Express," written by Asian auteur Wong Kar-Wai, is a romantic story set against the hyperactive streets of Hong Kong night life.
(07/25/96 9:00am)
Sophomore Deirdre Milligan's ninth grade soccer coach might want to consider taking a job in the scouting business.
(07/25/96 9:00am)
I'm not going to start complaining that there is no Old White European Distributive, or that I haven't read enough of the history of art. What I am going to complain about -- what, did you expect a happy editorial? -- is the attitudes and ideas of the Studio Art department, that I have come in contact with.
(07/25/96 9:00am)
To the Editor:
(07/25/96 9:00am)
Today I am fasting. Tisha B'Av, "the Ninth day of the month of Av," began at sundown last night on the Jewish Calendar. On this day in both 576 BCE and 70 CE, the two Great Temples in Jerusalem were destroyed, first by the Babylonians and then by the Romans.