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Trustee Chairman Stephen Bosworth yesterday announced the names of the 14 members of the Presidential Search Committee, the group which will be responsible for submitting a list of nominees for the College's next president.
The faculty of arts and sciences formally approved the addition of two new masters programs in the Physics and Astronomy Departments at a meeting of the general faculty yesterday afternoon.
Despite a firestorm of recent criticism from many students and faculty members against the plans for the Berry Library, the College's Board of Trustees issued a statement yesterday reaffirming its commitment to the current designs -- meaning that construction should begin this spring as scheduled.
It seems like the politically correct movement has spawned a backlash of sorts, or at least with Ralph and Reggie, the two authors of the book "Macho Meditation."
Over the summer, Alexa Burneikis '98 got to fulfill her childhood fantasy: she visited the island of Bali. "I found Bali in a book somewhere when I was a kid," she said. Ever since, she has been enchanted with the island's tropical landscape and cultural treasures. When a real opportunity to visit Bali presented itself in the form of the Goodman Fund, a College anthropology grant, she jumped at the chance and won funding for her travel.
'The Jackal' is a competent thriller. The acting is competent. The directing is competent and the writing is competent. But there is nothing spectacular or original in this cat-and-mouse thriller, it merely goes through the motions and eventually falls prey to its own contrived plot.
To the Editor:
To the Editor:
To the Editor:
With the recent release of the recommendations of the College Committee on Alcohol and Other Drugs, we, as members of the Dartmouth Community face some very serious ideological issues. While this report is specifically geared towards dealing with the role of alcohol and other drugs on our campus, the implications of its recommendations extend far beyond this relatively narrow scope. My intention is not to comment upon the specific effects of alcohol on campus, nor the pros and cons of the CFS system, but rather to call attention to the manner in which some of these recommendations are directly related to broader social and ideological issues on campus.
I have two things I would like to share with everyone today. First, Dave Parker is definitely NOT the "dishroom dreamboat," despite what Eric Del Pozo may believe. As an employee in said dishroom, I feel comfortable telling you that the real dishroom dreamboat is none other than Justin "drunken blitzes are my media" Duda. All throughout last year he was constantly hounded by female Dartmouth Dining Services workers trying to seduce him and turn him to the dark side. He has been quoted saying, "The real reason I don't work in the dishroom anymore isn't because I forgot to fill out my paperwork like I told everyone; it's because I just had to get away from all those Duda-crazed women. I've gotta look out for number one, y'know?" Glad we got that settled.
I know everyone on campus has heard a lot about the controversy regarding the Jack-O-Lantern. I would like to put it on a personal level. My background is from a suburban area, mostly white. Unlike the stereotype, however, my group of friends was at once both very diverse and very close. This created a situation of cross-cultural comfort which resulted in an attitude towards racial issues that most Dartmouth students would find appalling if they were exposed to it.
While the "25 Years of Coeducation Celebration" weekend drew hundreds of participants to the campus earlier this term and was hailed as a smashing success, only a small number of the participating alumni, faculty, administrators and students were men.
It began with a small advertisement in the Jan. 15, 1979 edition of The Dartmouth. But the ad placed by Playboy Magazine -- asking Dartmouth females to pose for their "Women of the Ivy League" edition -- captured the attention of the entire campus.
After discussing the plans for Berry Library over the weekend, the Board of Trustees will release a statement early this week stating its position on the controversial designs, according to an informed source close to the Board.
The members of the College's presidential search committee, charged with selecting the 16th president of Dartmouth College, should be announced within the next 24 hours -- two days after the Board of Trustees held their quarterly meeting, according to Trustee William H. King, Jr '63, the chairman of the committee.
Stephen Bosworth '61, who was sworn in as the United States Ambassador to South Korea last Friday, has announced his decision to remain chairman of the College's Board of Trustees for the balance of the 1997-98 academic year.
Men's Hockey:
Dartmouth men's soccer team (9-2-4), ranked 10th in the nation by the latest coaches' poll, faces a championship-battle against second-place Brown this Sunday at Chase Field.
Dartmouh faces a familiar challenge when Brown brings its high-octane offense to Hanover this weekend. The Big Green must shut down the Bears while hoping their offense can put enough points on the board to get the victory. Sound familiar?
