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(05/07/98 9:00am)
The Council on Student Organizations proposed a restrictive set of guidelines for College-funded student publications at a COSO meeting yesterday with student editors, but the committee will not decide on any policy changes for several weeks.
(05/06/98 9:00am)
One reason the Dave Matthews Band has not come and gone like groups such as Hootie and the Blowfish is that it does not do the same thing over and over again.
(05/06/98 9:00am)
On a day that saw the members of the winningest senior class in Dartmouth history play their final game, the Big Green baseball team also saw a glimpse of the future. In the end, everybody was celebrating as the Big Green finished their season with a 5-0 shutout of twin-state rival Middlebury at Red Rolfe Field yesterday afternoon.
(05/06/98 9:00am)
A couple of years ago, my dad gave me a book about random acts of kindness. It contained numerous stories about people who, for no apparent reason, did good deeds for other human beings -- whether that involved helping a stranger in need or paying the toll cost for a couple of cars on the highway after they passed through the gate.
(05/06/98 9:00am)
Occasionally, I find myself sucked into a conversation that needs to be immortalized in a movie. A couple of Saturdays ago, I found myself drawn into one of these conversations, but since I'm not about to stay up nights slaving away on a screenplay, I'll just have to preserve the experience in a D column.
(05/06/98 9:00am)
The Student Assembly last night elected Unai Montes-Irueste '98 to fill a vacancy on its influential Membership and Internal Affairs Committee.
(05/06/98 9:00am)
If the Creative Gaming Club has one thing to teach Dartmouth students, it is that the card game bridge is not only for old people, chess is not just for geeks and role-playing games can be played by women.
(05/06/98 9:00am)
Although a Hanover zoning ordinance forbids more than three unrelated people from renting in a single building, many owners who rent property find ways around the law or are simply unaware of its existence.
(05/06/98 9:00am)
Marilyn Berry, the wife of library donor John Berry '44, operated a mechanical back hoe in formal dress yesterday at Berry Library's ceremonial groundbreaking.
(05/06/98 9:00am)
Miranda Johnson '97, who recently joined four other Dartmouth students who have been awarded Fulbright Scholarships, will study in Tanzania next year, according to the Committee on Graduate Fellowships.
(05/05/98 9:00am)
Katy Keller '99 has a distinction that not many Dartmouth students can claim. She has had her film, "Safari," shown in three film festivals over the past few weeks: the New England Film Festival, the Ann Arbor Film Festival and the Association Internationale du Film d'Animation (ASIFA) Festival.
(05/05/98 9:00am)
Forget the fact that last week saw the Big Green men's tennis team take on the final three matches of their season. The importance of the week was measured by Dartmouth's run towards a spot in the NCAA tournament. The team had to win at least two of the three contests to even be a consideration for an at-large bid, a cumbersome task given their opposition.
(05/05/98 9:00am)
It's not easy being Kiewit ... at least not in the past two weeks. Think about it for a second. Not only do Director Larry Levine and his staff have students beating down their doors about the new policy in public printing (distribution on the half-hour) and the new strict enforcement of the ban against printing multiple copies, but they have, in the past week or so, had to weather the storms of leaving nearly one-fourth of the campus without BlitzMail for extended periods of time and almost losing the student records of the financial aid and admissions offices. All in all, I would say that Computing Services has had better weeks.
(05/05/98 9:00am)
Around twenty years ago today, Susan Wright would have been reading to her elementary school students, like she did every afternoon.
(05/05/98 9:00am)
Katherine Burke will become the acting senior associate dean of the College, current Senior Associate Dean of the College Dan Nelson announced yesterday.
(05/05/98 9:00am)
Dartmouth Medical School Professor Constance Brinckerhoff will take over as the College's acting provost when James Wright begins his presidency this summer, College President James Freedman announced yesterday afternoon.
(05/04/98 9:00am)
Guitarist John Scofield grew up in the 1960s and 1970s listening to and loving the swinging grooves of James Brown, Booker T. Party tunes, hip-shaking fun and a heavy dose of syncopation. Now, with his latest effort, "A Go Go," he has returned to his roots.
(05/04/98 9:00am)
Ask anyone who knows Joanna Gibson '98 to tell you what kind of person she is, and they will inevitably comment on her contagious laughter and sense of humor. Like her laughter, Joanna's excitement with music is contagious and has rubbed off on those around her.
(05/04/98 9:00am)
Re-making classics is dicey business. Try adding a new spin to a classic yarn, and you invite the scorn of purists who hate seeing "Romeo & Juliet" and "Great Expectations" get butchered and watered down just so that the MTV crowd is happy. Change nothing at all about the original story, and you risk sending the audience into slumber land for two hours.
(05/04/98 9:00am)
So here's my dilemma: as a student at what will soon be one of the world's great research universities, which of man's two purposes do I try to fulfill? Do I reach for the Baconian or the Hobbesian ideal? For those of us less well-versed in philosophy, the Baconian ideal consists of finding ways to incorporate bacon into every part of your diet. I'm talking breakfast, lunch, dinner and DDS.