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In a game highlighted by individual flashes of brilliance by the Big Green, the women's basketball team dropped its season-opener to Siena College, 82-74, on Saturday.
Niagara University came to Hanover this weekend armed with a goalie from the Canadian under-22 National Team and hopes of containing the aggressive offense of the Ivy League Champion Dartmouth Women's Ice Hockey team. That is just what Niagara did in the first period of the two-game series this past weekend, jumping out to a 1-0 lead. Once the referee dropped the puck on center ice to begin the second period, however, the Big Green put on a clinic. Dartmouth outscored Niagara 11-1 over the next five periods of play and outshot the Purple Eagles 115-24 in the series.
In a series of tightly contested, and at times, controversial matches, the Dartmouth Men's Water Polo Team battled to a fourth place finish in the Collegiate Club National Championships held at Miami University of Ohio last weekend.
AMHERST, Mass. For the third year in a row, Army and Dartmouth faced each other in the championship game of the Northeast rugby union. And for the second time in three years, the Dartmouth men's rugby team came away the champs.
Many members of the Dartmouth community have been wrestling with the issue of diversity and its meaning. The events of the past two weeks have further exposed the largely homogenous society that is Dartmouth. We have spoken about all different types of diversity but we have not spoken about cultural diversity -- that which is brought by international students. As you may have guessed, I am an international student myself. I have an accent. I spell and pronounce words like the English do -- colour, emphasise, draught, "kleek" (clique) and not "click," "boofay" ( buffet) and not "buffay." There are not many international students here and, in general, we are not a vocal bunch. However, since there is so much dialogue on campus about stereotyping people, I thought that I would give a different perspective -- that of an international student.
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Several recent incidents of insensitivity and ignorance on campus have highlighted the need for increased community understanding.
Late Thursday afternoon, members of the New England K-9 Search and Rescue Team responded to a distress call reporting 88-year-old Kenneth Lewis of Plymouth, N.H., as missing. The Upper Valley Wilderness Response Team (UVWRT), a volunteer, non-profit group affiliated with the Dartmouth Medical School's Community Service Project, was called early the next morning to aid the search team, which finally located the man in the woods near his home.
Seven Tibetan monks worked for three days building a sand mandala on the floor of Rollins Chapel this week, only to destroy the sculpture on Sunday while a crowd of over 400 community members and students watched.
For many seniors, it seems like just yesterday that they were crafting the perfect college essay, getting together transcripts and being on good behavior around those teachers they asked to write them recommendations.
Native Americans at Dartmouth is sponsoring a series of culturally enlightening activities that include presentations, discussion groups and a dance in honor of Native American Month.
Forty students, many of them affiliated with the Greek system, discussed problems with the College drinking culture and possible solutions last night at Kappa Delta Epsilon sorority.
Dartmouth College is one of approximately 400 colleges and universities across the country participating in Hunger and Homelessness Awareness Week from November 14 to November 21.
"The Foreigner" lives up to its promise on the playbill of "one comic surprise after another," despite the fact that it relies on variations of the same joke throughout. Written by Larry Shue, it is a lighthearted comedy that uses dramatic irony to reveal a situation that is as unlikely as it is hilarious.
Dry leaves skid across the cracked pavement of the gloomy alley. Shoppers rush by, high heels clicking along, fancy paper bags rattling in the wind. They duck their heads against the cold wind and look forward to the warmth of their homes and a hearty meal.
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A diverse crowd of more than 100 students gathered at Chi Gamma Epsilon fraternity Saturday night to discuss ways to foster better race relations on campus.
The College's Board of Trustees, which convened on campus this past weekend for its annual Fall term meeting, discussed the need for more social space on campus with students as part of its program.
A rally on the steps of the Collis Center Friday afternoon drew about 300 people for some portions and featured short speeches by President James Wright, Susan Wright and Acting Dean of the College Dan Nelson as well as students, professors and faculty members.
