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Listening to the radio this summer could get redundant fast.
SAN DIEGO -- I am going to be honest. I was skeptical from the very start.
Dartmouth, for the lack of a better phrase, is filthy rich. We're not talking about a few million dollars here and there. Besides holding a huge chunk of New Hampshire, it owns land in Florida and other states. Last year President Freedman raised over half a billion dollars in Dartmouth's name. The parents of Dartmouth students donated over $16 million last year, enough to pay for the tuition of all Dartmouth students. It owns mutual funds, bonds and stocks and yet we don't even have air conditioning in our dorm rooms.
The Student Assembly discussed plans to organize campus discussions of social issues, at their weekly meeting last night.
If sophomore summer is supposed to be a quiet and relaxing three months, then student leader Jaimie Paul '00 is going about it all the wrong way.
Madeline Kunin, U.S. ambassador to Switzerland and former governor of Vermont, kicked off this year's Summer Symposium -- "Understanding New England" -- last night, with a speech which surprisingly focused on the effect of the Holocaust on U.S.-Switzerland relations.
A wave of vandalism over the holiday weekend left at least 25 cars damaged in Hanover.
The Student Assembly has urged the Board of Trustees to divest from the College's tobacco-related holdings -- an issue likely to be debated among Board members in upcoming meetings.
The hype for "Armageddon" began about eight months ago with a 30-second trailer that showed no actors, no sets, merely a shot of two shuttles rising into space. The ominous voiceover told of an asteroid the size of Texas headed for earth. The names Bruce Willis and Jerry Bruckheimer were mentioned, and so was a date: July 1st, 1998. It seemed like it was a long way to go, but almost an entire year and another asteroid movie later, the date finally arrived and "Armageddon" hit theaters (no pun intended).
About 150 students opened their BlitzMail in-boxes this morning to find Wazzupdate, a bulletin that informs the Dartmouth community about the week's programming events.
Even heavy fog and pouring rain didn't stop the Upper Valley from celebrating the Fourth of July with a bang.
With their house on East Wheelock Street undergoing extensive renovations this term, the brothers of Chi Heorot fraternity are spending the summer down by the River.
In a move that will likely lead to the merger of the DASH card and the Hanover Green Card by Fall term 1999, the College has hired Green Card founder and president, Mitch Jacobs '94, to manage the DASH program for the next year.
The protagonist of British novelist Nick Hornby's lauded 1996 effort "High Fidelity" was an immature record store owner incapable of sustaining a functional relationship but able to rattle off descriptions of his top five favorite conversations with an ex-girlfriend at the drop of a hat.
To start things off, "Adore" is different.
Some coaches quit after a bad season. Some get fired. But George Crowe, head coach of the women's ice hockey team, stepped down with "style." At the peak of the program and his career, Crowe announced his resignation last week.
I spent last term working at an international refugee center in Chicago. It was, to say the least, an absolutely wonderful experience, perhaps even the best 10 weeks of my short life.
The Administration has listened to the concerns of students. They have heard the protests against the locked-door policy, and immediate plans for locking the campus have been canceled. They deserve praise for recognizing the dissent between the student body and its representatives.
This summer's Student Assembly will work to inform students about the new alcohol policy and their academic advising options, Assembly members decided Tuesday night during a brainstorming session.
The Coed Fraternity and Sorority Council elected Jaimie Paul '00, a member of Sigma Delta sorority, as its Summer term president during elections last Thursday.