Rodman speaks bluntly about his life and the NBA
"Bad As I Wanna Be," Chicago Bulls superstar Dennis Rodman's newly-released autobiography with Tim Keown, is a revealing account of his tumultuous life on and off the basketball court.
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"Bad As I Wanna Be," Chicago Bulls superstar Dennis Rodman's newly-released autobiography with Tim Keown, is a revealing account of his tumultuous life on and off the basketball court.
For Tevin Campbell's musical career, the journey has been definitely from boy to man.
Jay Butler has been there.
Charles Barkley, American hero. That's right, you heard it here first. The man best known for witty remarks, elbow throwing and lack of self control is a role model for all Americans. "Is this guy smoking crack?" you might say, but careful examination of Barkley's life reveals a man who should be praised for what he's done.
Halfway through my college career, a question pops up in my mind and refuses to be satisfied with answers that once seemed satisfactory. Why exactly do human beings spend four years and a substantial amount of money to go to this institution referred to as a college, where they proceed to engage in something that on the surface is neither the most pleasurable activity available nor the most useful?
Workmen are building an apartment in Cutter-Shabazz Hall to accommodate the College's Thurgood Marshall fellow, usually a student pursuing a Ph.D.
Seventy-five years after its founding, the Ledyard Canoe Club is celebrating its birthday.
In an era when many are seeking alternatives to Greek life, Dartmouth's Sigma Phi Epsilon fraternity is trying to do things a little differently than other houses.
Hanover Police are investigating an incident that occurred at Kappa Kappa Gamma sorority early Saturday morning in which the sorority's house was allegedly broken into and property was severely damaged and destroyed.
Two poignant films about drug addiction appear this Sunday evening in Spaulding Auditorium as part of the Dartmouth Film Society's ongoing "Cinema Cool" summer film series.
MacKenzie Hurd '98 has dreamed of becoming a professional golfer for a long time now. Ever since he made his high school's varsity golf team as a freshman, Hurd has harbored ambitions to someday play alongside the greatest golfers in the world on the PGA Tour.
I wonder if people really think about decisions or just arbitrarily dictate. What is going on with the doors on campus? The entire student body knows exactly what I mean. Why are some doors sometimes locked to some of the dorms? I really, really, really want to know the logic behind this system.
AIDS: 501,310 cases, 311,381 deaths reported as of November 1995 by the United States Centers for Disease Control. As of March 1995 The World Health Organization reported 4.5 million cases, 3 million deaths worldwide. In the United States AIDS is the leading cause of death of Americans aged 25-44. One in every 250 Americans is HIV positive. One in every 92 men aged 25 to 39 is HIV positive. In 1994, 40 to 50,000 new HIV infections occurred in the United States. Of these, one in every two happened to someone 25 years old or younger, one in four to someone under 20.
Webster Avenue's fraternities and sororities are not the only places near Dartmouth to find packed dance floors, loud music and people looking to unwind after a tough week.
Kevin Walsh '98 argued that it is difficult, but not impossible, to reconcile the conflicting concepts of secular reason and spiritual revelation in a speech at the Top of the Hopkins Center on Tuesday night.
Two and a half years after its founding, Amarna undergraduate society's membership is burgeoning, and the organization may begin looking for a new physical plant.
The Student Assembly is working on several service projects this summer including construction of a new basketball court in the River Dormitories, completing a dining guide and installing telephones in all dormitories.
As "Independence Day" quickly surpasses $100 million in domestic ticket sales, people across the country are talking not only about the success of the film, but also about that of its World Wide Web Internet site.
Few albums of late are more aptly or urgently titled than the Amityville, Long Island hip-hop trio De La Soul's new release "Stakes is High."
While Dartmouth's lightweight and heavyweight rowing teams failed to bring home a trophy from England's prestigious Royal Henley Regatta, the crews managed to defeat teams from Canada, England and Ireland.