New One Dartmouth tries to unite leaders
(10/23/98 9:00am)
One Dartmouth, a group for College organization leaders founded last Spring term 1998, will host its first campus-wide event this Saturday.
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One Dartmouth, a group for College organization leaders founded last Spring term 1998, will host its first campus-wide event this Saturday.
Author Hannah Nyala discussed the similarities between her work as a "tracker" of lost children and her experience as a battered wife in a speech in Collis Common Ground last night.
A committee of faculty and administrators recently updated the College's guide to attributing sources to reflect current writing trends and posted the guide on the Internet.
Mixed in amidst works of art on loan from the Hood Museum in the president's house on Webster Ave. are the Wright family's furniture and momentos.
For the first time in five years, the incoming freshman class was asked to enter a brave, new world by completing a summer reading project in preparation for lectures and discussions during Orientation.
Dartmouth received the Truman Foundation Honor Institution award yesterday in recognition of its participation in the Truman Scholarship program.
Wes Jackson, co-founder of the Land Institute in Salina, Kan., warned about soil erosion in America and called for more environmentally-focused higher education in a speech in 105 Dartmouth Hall last night.
The trial of Jeffrey Sudikoff '77, charged with trying to inflate his company's value by faking millions of dollars in profits, has been postponed again to Feb. 9 as a result of several pre-trial motions filed by his attorneys.
"Pi" (1998) is a hauntingly beautiful twist of an intellectual and psychological art house film spun with a science-fiction edge. In the maddening, harsh and, at first glance, primitive film, there lies a remarkable and impressive beauty.
Normally, a match between the Dartmouth women's soccer team and the University of Vermont would be a mismatch on paper, but after the Catamounts' men's team shocked Dartmouth and left the only blemish on the Big Green's record, the seventh-ranked Dartmouth women were a bit more cautious.
In its history, Dartmouth men's soccer had never before played Hofstra. After Wednesday's result, Hofstra will probably never want to play the Big Green again.
To the Editor:
It doesn't affect me, so why should I care?" It is appalling on a campus supposedly brewing with our world's future leaders, how many times I've heard that comment and others just like it. If Dartmouth students are going to inherit global leadership positions, we must realize the importance of issues that do not directly effect us but do have an impact on our peers.
My father used to tell me that he walked 10 miles and had to swim across a river just so that he could go to school. Since he grew up in a war-torn country, I believed him. Now if I have any kids, I can tell them that I had to trek across an entire state and swim across the Connecticut River so that I could go to college. Of course I won't bother to mention that Dartmouth is located right on the border of Vermont and New Hampshire.
I'd like to ask all my professors to do me a personal favor -- don't ever tell me that grades don't matter.
Erica Rivinoja '99 organized and judged a Battle of the Deans between Dean of First-Year Students Peter Goldsmith and Assistant Dean of First-Year Students Stephanie Hull at Moosilauke Ravine Lodge this fall.
At the age of 10, used to the tropical environs of China and Hawaii, Lo-Yi Chan '54 was in for a change when he arrived in Hanover with his family -- shoes.
Just like any other urban mecca, Hanover has its seedy sections of town. The local "Crack House" is testament to that fact.
The boundaries of the College, though seemingly static -- the Connecticut River, Wheelock St. -- are in perpetual change, with new lines being drawn all the time.
The College is reevaluating its decision to prohibit Lyme Road Laundry from operating on the campus so students may once again have a chance to choose their laundry service provider, acting Dean of Residential Life Mary Liscinsky told The Dartmouth yesterday.