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(05/20/98 9:00am)
A few weeks ago, The Dartmouth reported that the Council on Student Organizations -- which many of us know simply as "COSO" -- was considering new standards for student publications, including a ban on anonymously printed submissions and warnings about article content. Over the past few terms, we've all heard about COSO meeting to consider allegedly racist pieces in the Dartmouth Jack-O-Lantern humor magazine and denying funding to Uncommon Threads for failing to submit its request on time.
(05/20/98 9:00am)
C Says: So, P, how did that interview go in New York last week? Have you found an internship yet for the summer?
(05/20/98 9:00am)
Freshman James McMahon's attorney, George Ostler, filed a motion for continuance on May 7 and officially entered a not guilty plea for his client, who is charged with possessing child pornography.
(05/20/98 9:00am)
Students voiced their thoughts on what qualities the next dean of the College should have in an open meeting of the Dean of the College Search Committee last night.
(05/20/98 9:00am)
The College recently announced its intention to build a new artificial-turf athletic field in a different location than it had previously planned, following a local controversy about the original site.
(05/20/98 9:00am)
Columbia University Professor Edward Said discussed cultural and individual exile and identity last night in front of a standing-room-only crowd in 105 Dartmouth Hall.
(05/20/98 9:00am)
A recently released report ranks Dartmouth 12th in per capita alcohol arrests, placing the College ahead of all other private institutions.
(05/19/98 9:00am)
In an intricately crafted and intelligently written tale of the mysterious underworld of New York City, Colum McCann delivers a novel that almost, but not quite, lives up to the haunting beauty of his jacket cover.
(05/19/98 9:00am)
In "Northern Lad," a winsome ballad off of Tori Amos' recently released fourth album, "From the Choirgirl Hotel," the flame-haired singer reflects on a nasty break-up and concludes: "I guess sometimes you go too far / When pianos try to be guitars." It's one of those bull's eye lyrics that Amos is so good at delivering, but critics will probably be more interested in the line's relation to the change in her music.
(05/19/98 9:00am)
Junior Alisa Antkowiak threw herself into the Dartmouth record book this past weekend by setting a school record in the hammer throw.
(05/19/98 9:00am)
For those track athletes that are headed to next week's championships, this past weekend served as excellent tuneup. For those athletes who concluded their season at the New England championships with strong performances, there are many positives to build on for next season. Perhaps the biggest winners of the weekend were the complete men's and women's squads, who jumped out to early leads and fought valiantly to land finishes in the top 10.
(05/19/98 9:00am)
To the Editor:
(05/19/98 9:00am)
Well, not to make anyone feel inferior, but it seems that -- surprise! -- once again the incoming freshmen are the smartest, most talented people Dartmouth has ever amalgamated into one class. As The D would have noted in last Wednesday's article were the paper not already full of such earth-shattering signs of impending apocalypse as "Hanover approves new garage," members of the '02 class, according to the Admissions Office, "are just great people. They are all the valedictorians of their schools, even all 20 who came from Stuyvesant. They are all the authors of prize-winning novels, and they solve differential equations with a smaller expenditure of mental energy than you, upperclass retard, need to separate your dirty laundry.
(05/19/98 9:00am)
Hanover is now home to a strip mall of sorts -- Centerra Resource Park, built on a parcel of College-owned land across from the Dartmouth-Hitchcock Medical Center on Route 120.
(05/19/98 9:00am)
Matt Garvey '99 waits for the police officer to return with the speeding ticket.
(05/19/98 9:00am)
The 1998-99 Student Assembly elected four new members of its Membership and Internal Affairs Committee and voted on two new representatives during its first organizational meeting last night.
(05/19/98 9:00am)
Students hurrying to meet the fall course selection deadline can now speed up the process by accessing course listings on the World Wide Web.
(05/19/98 9:00am)
After paying over $6 million in property taxes to the town of Lebanon, Dartmouth-Hitchcock Medical Center is fighting back. The medical center filed a petition and motion in Grafton County Superior Court last Thursday to contest the denial of its property tax exemption status.
(05/18/98 9:00am)
Whether it was crooning on stage with a smoke in one hand and a bottle of scotch in the other, or throwing patrons through plate glass windows at the Sands, Frank Sinatra (emphasis on the Sin-) personified style. Hoboken's son had flaws. Too much drink. Too many women. A volcanic temper. Excess.
(05/18/98 9:00am)
Robert Redford's film adaptation of Nicholas Evan's wildly popular bestseller "The Horse Whisperer" should have been released under a different title: "As Slow as It Gets." The film serves as a guide to the actor/director's obsessions -- all things western, all things sluggishly paced and himself.
