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The audience was plunged in darkness. Suddenly, a guitar started playing and a haunting voice arose. This was the dramatic beginning to Maria Benitez's Teatro Flamenco's performance of Estampa Flamenca.
When one thinks of Arnold Schwarzenegger, what comes to mind is intense action films with witty one-liners and a high body count.
The men's crews departed yesterday morning for the next two weeks to compete in the renowned Henley Royal Regatta in England.
The College Golf Foundation announced its five winners of the Rolex/Golf Digest Journalism Award yesterday. Sarah Hood '98, along with two students from other colleges, was named a finalist for the award.
Finding love at Dartmouth, a wise man once said, is like finding a diamond in a cow patty. The question is not whether it exists, but if it's worth searching through all the crap to get to it. After all, if we were lucky enough to find it here in Hanover, we would still have to scrub off the layers of mung from the basement we found it in.
Sophomore summer is here. It seems the College has done all it can to make this summer which I'm going to spend improving the mind in Baker instead of surfing in Hawaii as pleasant as possible. First, at the close of spring term, ORL evicted me from my pleasant little room in the Choates. (It was becoming almost like home to me, my having spent two-nineteenths of my life there).
Following several complaints filed with the Office of Parking Operations, College motorists are no longer required to affix parking decals to the front and rear bumpers of their vehicles.
Students looking for those late-night nachos at Food Court in the next few weeks will find themselves going home hungry and empty-handed, thanks to the shortened schedule on which College dining halls are operating this summer.
The College building that will probably be most frequently visited by tourists this summer will not be ivy-adorned Baker Tower or historic Dartmouth Hall, but rather, a tiny, nondescript white booth on the east side of the Green.
The 15 students who attended the first Student Assembly meeting of the term Tuesday night elected a Summer-term secretary and formulated a list of projects that they hope to tackle over the next few weeks.
Former Assistant Dean of Residential Life Carolynne Krusi will serve as Acting Dean for the Class of 1998 beginning Aug. 1, when Dean of the Class of 1998 Lisa Thum takes maternity leave.
French actress Jean Seberg did not live past the age of 40; she died by her own hand in 1979. In Director Mark Rappaport's 1995 documentary, "From the Journals of Jean Seberg," the film icon of the 1950s and 1960s narrates her own life story from beyond the grave.
Sticks, sugar, plexiglass, canvas and neon orange paint are just a few of the materials in the paintings of the three Studio Art interns whose works go on exhibit today at the Jaffe-Friede and Strauss Gallery in the Hopkins Center.
I, like many others, decided to try to give something back to Dartmouth and host a prospective student. Although I never visited here as a prospective myself, I thought that I could help show Dartmouth to someone and explain all of the positives and negatives of life here. What I didn't realize was that who I was going to get to host was based on race and religion rather than randomness or intellectual commonalties.
I am sure that I wasn't the only one who was jumping for joy after receiving that nice little letter from the Registrar's office notifying me of the distributive requirements I have yet to fulfill. To tell you the truth, I have tried to keep an open mind about the matter for the last two years, convincing myself that the "new and improved" distributive requirements for the Class of '98 are an integral part to a well-rounded liberal arts education.
Rural New Hampshire might seem an unlikely place to find one of New York City's premier chefs.
Richard McEwan, 19, of Windsor, Vt., who was wanted by police for missing his May 22 arraignment for simple assault, turned himself in at the Hanover Police Department on Friday.
The Coed Fraternity Sorority Council elected Jaime Staples '98, a sister at Kappa Kappa Gamma sorority, as its Summer-term president in last night's elections at the Collis Student Center.
After several years of declining prices in the recommended incoming freshman computer package, the price of the suggested hardware for the Class of 2000 is expected to cost as much as $220 more than last year's package.
Grafton County recently filed felony indictments against four suspected bicycle thieves who together are allegedly responsible for no fewer than 10 bike thefts from around the College.