Assembly may publish upperclass facebook
The Student Assembly is working on promoting student services this summer, beginning by resurrecting the Over the Hill upperclass facebook.
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The Student Assembly is working on promoting student services this summer, beginning by resurrecting the Over the Hill upperclass facebook.
Although Main Street is hardly Fifth Avenue, and the Miracle Mile bears scant resemblance to Rodeo Drive, the area's shopping can rank with the world's best. Hidden in the rolling hills of New England is a shopper's paradise, complete with malls, discount outlets and designer labels.
Lone Pine Tavern will no longer serve hot entrees, Collis Cafe will serve only vegetarian food and Full Fare will be completely replaced before the beginning of Fall term.
Wilma Mankiller, Dartmouth's Montgomery Fellow Winter term, was discharged from a Boston Hospital Tuesday after receiving treatment for a transplanted kidney her body rejected.
The families of about 300 sophomores will cruise into Hanover for 1998 Family Weekend, parents' last official College function before Commencement.
Given the recent passing of mid-term exams and without even the relief of a sunny day for Tubestock, you might think there is not much to laugh about at Dartmouth. Proving you wrong is the forthcoming comedy "The Venetian Twins," the drama department's mainstage production this term.
The centennial Olympics began well for Dartmouth yesterday. Alums Anne Kakela '92 and Ted Murphy '94 each helped their crews to respectful finishes on Atlanta's Lake Lanier.
The U.S. House of Representatives voted on Friday to not recognize same-sex marriages, to allow states to do the same, and to allow states not to recognize a same-sex marriage that occurred in another state. It is not surprising that they did this, given that a majority of the public supported the action and in this election year, President Clinton does not feel able to veto the measure. However, the logic with which some Congressmen supported this bill is shocking, faulty, and points to the bigotry behind the legislation.
To the Editor:
As I sat through the last half hour of the discussion on Wednesday night in Collis Commonground, I was struck by the hypocritical actions of the people around me. Members of the audience were saying the administration does not listen to us, does not hear our needs and demands, that the administration is against us. But wait a second, who is really not listening here?
About 40 students gathered at Alpha Delta fraternity last night to discuss the difficulties of dating at Dartmouth and the obstacles of alcohol, Blitzmail and a small campus.
Among the victims of Wednesday's tragic explosion of TWA Flight 800 off of Long Island was Dartmouth alumnus Edwin Brooks '36 and his wife Ruth.
To a Dartmouth students, trees may conjure up thoughts of hiking, salty dog rags and "the lone pine above her."
The Occupational Safety and Health Administration is investigating Dartmouth Dining Services after an employee complained working conditions in the kitchen and behind the grill in Thayer Dining Hall are too hot.
A cold drizzle, gray skies, gusty winds and threats of dangerous currents could not prevent about 300 students from participating in the annual floating party known as Tubestock.
The College has placed Beta Theta Pi fraternity on full social restriction for an indefinite period of time and has imposed three other sanctions following a judicial hearing last Thursday.
While everyone is flocking to see "Independence Day," a special 'phenomenon' is being somewhat overlooked.
Everyone dreams of running off to join the circus, but one Dartmouth alumnus actually did.
Bess Tortolani '98 is very offensive when it comes to sports.
To the Editor: