Class of '02 noted for its size, smarts
If all goes according to plan, the class matriculating this September will be the largest in five years.
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If all goes according to plan, the class matriculating this September will be the largest in five years.
For most Dartmouth incoming freshmen, the end of senior year marks a time of festivities and tearful good-byes to friends heading off to school a month earlier. It is also a time when scores of envelopes from the College fill the mailbox with all sorts of information about freshman year.
From the moment first-year students step on campus, they become part of a world of friends, academics, countless activities and, of course, traditions.
As the final weeks of summer count down and the butterflies of anticipation begin to multiply in your stomach, the reality of becoming a Dartmouth student inches closer everyday.
She showed no hint of it as Wednesday Addams. Nor was there any glimmer of what was to come from her role as the cherubic and mostly silent younger daughter of Cher in "Mermaids," when she garnered audience chuckles by trying to walk aroundthe house with a jack-o-lantern on her head. Despite this angelic start, however, there is no mistaking that actress Christina Ricci, in her development from child actress to young adult (and Ricci is undoubtedly a young adult), has become, quite simply, the opposite of the opposite of sex.
"Lethal Weapon 4" could have been great. Millions of fans nation- (and indeed world-) wide were waiting for another great installment in what many consider the greatest action series of all time. Instead, Warner Brothers has offered a hastily cobbled together milieu of characters, dialogue, and nonsensical plot which offers none of the satisfaction of earlier installments.
The Tuck Business Bridge program, a four-week intensive summer program run presently at the Amos Tuck School of Business Administration, lives up to its name by creating a bridge between academic classes and the corporate world.
Citing a lack of "interest and direction," Susan Marine, coordinator of the Sexual Awareness through Greek Education, disbanded the organization, which was founded to address the problem of sexual assault and abuse.
Ten months ago, Adam Dansiger '00 lost control of his sports utility vehicle while driving down Interstate 89 and was thrown from the car.
Members of the Coed Fraternity and Sorority Council took part in "tips training" -- classes on how to recognize and deal with intoxication -- as part of the new alcohol policy which will officially go into effect this fall.
College sophomore Katrina Steinmetz, who disappeared last Wednesday afternoon, was found early Friday morning at the Dartmouth Organic Farm, about one mile north of campus on Lyme Road.
There are some things words alone cannot express, but someone obviously forgot to tell Jewel that.
The musical styles and improvisational skill of these four talented musicians is a refreshing new twist on the world of jazz. The keyword with this group seems to be "integration," as the Turtle Island String Quartet brings together many facets of musical style and composition into a symphonic blend of something all their own.
The greatest player isn't necessarily the greatest coach. After nine years of coaching at Dartmouth, men's lacrosse head coach Tim Nelson stepped down July 1.
I am writing to issue an urgent warning to Dartmouth students that you run -- don't walk -- to the room in Baker Library above the periodicals room, where you'll find the New Hampshire Revised Statutes Annotated (NHRSA). Learn to look up laws in this collection and learn what the laws in New Hampshire are, particularly those pertaining to "underage drinking," intoxication and protective custody.
When I arranged my D-plan freshman spring I thought the only thing better than four terms at Dartmouth was five. At that time, I was nearing the end of my freshman year and was deeply dreading leaving my friends and freedom and once again living at home. As every college student quickly realizes visiting home is great. Parents give their kids a sort of one or two week grace period in which the child can do no wrong. In fact, the shorter your stay at home the more your parents will do for you. This past spring break I was only home for two days during which I had my bed made twice, six meals cooked for me and my two 50 pound bags of laundry washed and folded. Unfortunately, summers are not like that and the same parents who once treated you as an honored guest, quickly remember you're a part of the family and the laziest member at that.
A nationwide audience got a taste of life in Hanover yesterday afternoon, when The Nashville Network broadcast "Video PM Raceweek" live in front of the Hopkins Center.
The bare-walled office of Mitch Jacobs '94, founder and president of the Hanover Green Card, and recently-appointed manager of the College's DASH program, overlooks the road construction on West Wheelock Street through a large window.
Summer term's Montgomery fellow and famed African-American scholar Dr. Manning Marable called for Americans to change their definition of racism and the methods used to combat prejudice, in a speech to a crowd of more than 150 people yesterday afternoon in the Rockefeller Center.
The Hanover Police Department and Safety and Security are investigating the whereabouts of College sophomore Katrina Steinmetz, who has reportedly been missing since Wednesday afternoon.