Beta's trustees will lease empty house
(05/21/97 9:00am)
The former Beta Theta Pi fraternity house, which has sat vacant since the College dissolved the organization in December, may not stay empty much longer.
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The former Beta Theta Pi fraternity house, which has sat vacant since the College dissolved the organization in December, may not stay empty much longer.
Professor Hafizz Shabazz directs the World Music Percussion Ensemble in their celebration of Latin American and Caribbean music in this evening's concert titled "Spring Carnival."
How long will it be before the bottomless well of "Star Wars" knock-offs will run out?
To the Editor:
To the Editor:
Dartmouth I've given you all and now I'm nothing.
Since Julian Jaynes' origin of conscious ness in the breakdown of the bicameral mind, the first questions entertained by men -- even before the cave-dwellers of Western Asia, North America, and the European peninsula painted graffiti on their walls--were questions of an unanswerable nature, all beginning with the parentally-dreaded, aspiratory phoneme "Why?" Several millennia later, verb forms introduced the existential "Why is?" You can be sure that there was a class of linguistic innovators, probably burned at the stake, for slotting noun phrases in at the end of this predicate.
As word spreads across campus that this year's Commencement speaker is Paavo T. Lipponen, the prime minister of Finland, many students will no doubt scratch their heads and say: "Paavo T. who?"
Conservative feminist Christina Hoff Sommers, the author of "Who Stole Feminism? How Women Have Betrayed Women," last night delivered a speech that raised several controversial issues, stirring up a heated debate in a crowded 105 Dartmouth Hall.
A series of anti-Greek system actions during recent weeks has aroused anger among members of the Greek community and caused some to look to the administration for protection.
Women's Field Hockey Coach Julie Dayton says she can read it on an athlete's face when the passion for the sport is running dry. "Usually when they're wavering like that, they end up quitting," she said.
Only 76 students were placed on the waitlist for Fall-term housing by the Office of Residential Life, the smallest number in several years. Fall-term room assignments were mailed by ORL late last week.
A Pulitzer Prize-winning playwright, a former New Hampshire governor and a Nobel Prize-winning physician are three of the luminaries who will receive honorary degrees at the Commencement ceremonies on June 8.
Finnish Prime Minister Paavo Lipponen will deliver the keynote address at the College's 227th Commencement ceremonies on June 8, the College announced yesterday. Lipponen will also receive an honorary doctor of laws degree.
As much as they would have liked to, the Hayes office, the censorship board of the 1920s, could not touch "Sadie Thompson," the 1928 silent film classic.
Rarely is a director given the resources to construct his/her own fantasy world -- but Luc Besson, the acclaimed French director of "La Femme Nikita" and "The Professional," was fortunate to be given the opportunity to wallow in his own fantastic creativity in his most recent film, "The Fifth Element."
Last summer when my housing notice finally came I excitedly tore it open. I quickly scanned the page to find out where I would be living: Cohen. I had never heard of that dorm so I took out my trusty Dartmouth map and I looked for it, and I looked and looked and looked and then, when I finally found it, I realized my mistake. I had been looking on campus when everyone knows that the Choates are practically in West Leb. Well I did finally find them and all hopes for good housing weren't dashed immediately. It was still possible they could be nice dorms, have big rooms, their own bathrooms, fireplaces ... well, that was a fantasy.
What do you get when you cross Pat Buchanan with a radical left-wing environmentalist?
A Dartmouth student or graduate has competed in every Winter Olympics since their inception in 1924. Dartmouth graduates include the likes of professional athletes like Cincinnati Bengals football standout Reggie Williams '76 and current Pittsburgh Pirates baseball slugger Mark Johnson '90.
The jobs of all Dartmouth Dining Services employees -- including student workers -- are in danger beginning this fall, when DDS begins scaling back its current hours and services.