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(05/29/98 9:00am)
Ohio State University Professor James Brudney dismissed accusations that Supreme Court clerks and their biases can influence the opinions of the justices they serve during a speech last night in the Rockefeller Center.
(05/29/98 9:00am)
Kim and Damian Rosa, originally from New York City but now residents of the Upper Valley, told approximately 30 students how their drug use and HIV have shaped their lives last night in 28 Silsby.
(05/29/98 9:00am)
Pervez Hoodbhoy, a Pakistani nuclear physicist, and Itty Abraham, author of a new book on India's nuclear program, said yesterday evening they fear conflict between India and Pakistan will result in nuclear war.
(05/28/98 9:00am)
With little to herald their arrival, a brand new a cappella group has appeared on Dartmouth's campus. Some students may greet this news with a shudder, but fear not. Kol Koreh Bamidbar (the Hebrew translation of Vox Clamantis in Deserto, Dartmouth's motto) is not an addition to the legion of pop-song-singing a cappella groups which flood our campus. Kol Koreh is Dartmouth's first Jewish a cappella group.
(05/28/98 9:00am)
Late in the second quarter of the Dartmouth-Princeton men's lacrosse game, a ground ball rolled quickly toward the scorers table. Two mammoth Princeton defenders, well over six feet tall, homed in on the ball with their long sticks extended. The now three-time defending champion Tigers were in the midst of a nine-goal run in the second quarter to quell any Dartmouth hopes of an upset. The gears of the powerful machine known as the Princeton Lacrosse team were grinding at full force.
(05/28/98 9:00am)
The article "College allocates campus space" [The Dartmouth, May 22] frustrated me tremendously. This article discussed the Facilities Advisory Committee, described the plight of the Women's Resource Center to move to a larger more central location, talked about Alpha Xi Delta's recent occupation of the Beta Theta Pi house and even managed to mention newly recognized Lambda Upsilon Lambda fraternity's desire to one day attain a permanent space for their organization. This is very admirable and noteworthy.
(05/28/98 9:00am)
It is incredible that nearly four years have already passed since I first stepped onto this campus as an anxious freshman and that I now write my farewell column. Perhaps, some of you were expecting another stinging piece from me, but I must disappoint you, as the College has espoused in me no bitter feelings. In fact, I will depart this June with a conviction that my decision to attend Dartmouth was, perhaps, the wisest decision I have ever made.
(05/28/98 9:00am)
A Dartmouth student might guess that "Big Red Bucks" are some strange foreign currency or that "ACDC" is only a rock band.
(05/28/98 9:00am)
The Office of Residential Life recognized the outstanding commitment of its staff members, undergraduate advisors, area coordinators and programming coordinators in an award ceremony in Brace Commons last night.
(05/28/98 9:00am)
The Office of Residential Life recently announced Jeffrey DeWitt and Vicki Gist will be the College's new area directors beginning in July.
(05/27/98 9:00am)
If you have ever looked at a single painting for more than an hour, or listened to a whole jazz album without moving, you can begin to understand the intensity of absorbing 90 minutes of the Merce Cunningham Dance Company Event.
(05/27/98 9:00am)
When one envisions the prototypical power hitting first baseman, Dartmouth's Aaron Meyer '00 hardly fits the stereotypical image of a big burly slugger such as Mark McGwire, yet it is hard to deny that Meyer is the Big Green's answer to Big Mac.
(05/27/98 9:00am)
To the Editor:
(05/27/98 9:00am)
To the Editor:
(05/27/98 9:00am)
When I walked into my friends' room last Thursday (the last day to register for fall courses), one friend looked up from her desk at me with wild eyes and said, "Please observe the crisis in progress. Every class I want to take is a 12." She was flipping through the ORC and glaring at her computer screen because she couldn't find an alternate for the history class we both want. I glanced at her crisis and suggested, "Why don't you just consider a 9?" She did not find this at all funny and instead typed in an 11 -- which DarTerminal prompty rejected, because one of her first choices was already an 11. I expected her to start cursing and decided that I had chosen a bad time to visit when my friend calmly said, "OK, they have forced me to do it" and registered for a 9.
(05/27/98 9:00am)
The Baker and Hinman families have given more to the College than millions of dollars -- they have also given two current students.
(05/27/98 9:00am)
Bob Boehm '35 and his wife Fran are in their mid-80s but do not let their age slow them down. When they visited the College last week, they insisted on walking from the Hanover Inn to the Rockefeller Center, and their smiles were constant and energetic.
(05/27/98 9:00am)
"The problem with holding mice is that they reach over and bite you," says newly named interim Provost Constance Brinckerhoff about her days as a postdoctoral fellow of immunology in Dartmouth's microbiology department. At the time, she was studying tumor immunology in the snippety rodents.
(05/27/98 9:00am)
The one-year-old committee for Principles in Action for a Civil College Community presented its first annual Book Award to six members of the Class of 1998, two member of the Class of 1999 and one member of the Class of 2001 at ceremonies in the Blunt Alumni Center's Zimmerman Lounge yesterday.
(05/27/98 9:00am)
The Committee on Student Organizations presented its third annual awards yesterday, with the Dartmouth Asian Organization taking home four awards and Uncommon Threads sharing the Best Publication of the Year award, despite recent controversies over material it printed.