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The Student Assembly voted last night to begin the process of compiling a course and professor evaluation guide and announced the completion of an advising guide for students selecting majors and minors.
Students who have longed to watch grown men in spandex body-slamming each other live in an enclosed ring will have their chance when professional wrestlers compete in Alumni Gymnasium Dec. 2.
In an oustanding showcase of artistic talent and technical expertise, 110 of some of the finest European prints ever made are on display at the Hood Museum of Art until December 20 in its current exhibit "A Gift to the College: The Mr. and Mrs. Adolph Weil Jr. Collection of Master Prints."
Slipping R.E.M.'s latest CD into my stereo, I wasn't sure what would spring out. As a band, R.E.M. has constantly reinvented itself with each new album. Every release is ruled by a trademark theme and style that has kept the band's fans and mainstream listeners hooked for over 20 years.
After clinching the New England Premier League title last Saturday, the DRFC entered yesterday's game against Brown with two goals. The first was to finish undefeated in the Premier League for the fifth consecutive year. The second was to get ready for next week's Northeast playoffs with a peak team performance. The Big Green achieved both goals as seven players scored tries to lead Dartmouth to a 66-3 win over the Bears.
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With my forehead crinkled and my pinkie nail between my teeth, my eyes shifted back and forth across the items hanging in my closet. Tugging a shirt out of the mangled mess, I examined it for a few moments, then sighed and dropped it onto the disheveled pile forming on my bed. Asked to go to a sorority-fraternity "ghetto party," I was supposed to find some "ghetto" clothes in the 20 minutes or so before my friend knocked on my door and we took the chilly walk over to Webster Avenue. But what is a "ghetto party" anyway? I'm still having a hard time understanding.
Despite rugby's status as one of the most violent and dangerous sports offered at Dartmouth College, the women's rugby team -- as well as other club sports -- is ill-equipped to deal with serious injuries during a competition.
Everyone knows Dartmouth students will attend events with free food, but what about free money?
Today's elections end a highly volatile political season, but despite economic uncertainty and a looming presidential impeachment inquiry, most political pundits at the College said they do not expect any surprises in the vote tallies.
A tentative plan for the renovation of the female locker rooms in the Berry Gym will be presented today to a panel of faculty and staff members. The project, which has drawn estimates of nearly $400,000, will provide separate facilities for female faculty and staff, who until now have shared space with undergraduates.
Witches are a popular subject for movies -- sometimes their cinematic spells work wonders, and sometimes their cauldrons fail to produce the right result.
Halloween is always the time when the ghouls and ghosts become Hollywood fodder. This year there has been an unusually large stable of horror flicks that have hit the movie theaters. Chuckie, the doll that wreaked havoc in the 80s, is back, and even Michael Myers of "Halloween" fame has made another appearance on the silver screen to attempt to frighten America one more time.
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I want to write a book. I know, I know -- everyone wants to write a book. But the main difference between those people and me is that I wanted to write a book first . It's true! I have wanted to write a book ever since back when I thought that the four major food groups were blue crayons, white crayons, apple juice and dirt, especially if something in the dirt was moving. In the mold of the great Ernest Hemingway, whose timeless contributions to American literature include sitting in a restaurant in Spain and drinking himself to death while writing his most famous novel -- "On The Road by Jack Kerouac," I have always wanted to tell the world my story. Unfortunately, I never had a story.
Although five of the Amarna undergraduate society's current 11 residents are unaffiliated students, neither it nor the Panarchy undergraduate society are in danger of losing their houses or disbanding because of residency issues.
While the wind blew through unfinished windows, 15 people crept under heavy black tarps to glimpse the interior of the College's future.
Dean of Admissions and Financial Aid Karl Furstenberg said the College's newly announced financial aid packages are meant to increase diversity and improve Dartmouth's standing relative to other Ivy League schools.
Have you ever had a dream that was simply too big and too important? A dream that you just had to follow? Joe Buck, played by Jon Voight, has a dream like that. He wants to be a big-time gigolo in New York City. More than anything in life, Joe Buck is good at one thing, and that thing is screwing and he figures he's good enough at it to get paid for it in the classic film, "Midnight Cowboy."
