Steering Committee students to hold forum
Students will be able to give feedback to the student representatives on the Social and Residential Life Steering Committee at a community forum at 8 p.m. next Tuesday.
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Students will be able to give feedback to the student representatives on the Social and Residential Life Steering Committee at a community forum at 8 p.m. next Tuesday.
Underground tunnels, a "tiki bar" and a Cinedrome could become a part of Dartmouth's social scene, according to plans proposed yesterday by Centerbrook Architects.
Dartmouth students can get a sneak preview of Columbia's "The Bone Collector" tonight, a psychological drama starring Denzel Washington and Angelina Jolie. The movie details the efforts of quadriplegic detective Lincoln Rhyme (Washington) and his colleague, Amelia Donaghy (Jolie), to decode the cryptic clues left behind at a serial killer's crime scenes.
For Lauren Epstein '00, golfing began as a convenient way to get out of chores.
Al Gore, the incumbent Vice President and Democratic presidential candidate, is running from his home in D.C. and moving his national campaign headquarters down to Nashville, Tenn. Some spinsters are calling this move a return to Gore's "roots," and perhaps he is looking to rejuvenate his campaign and nurture it through the primaries with the help of some southern charm in Tennessee. While Gore does enjoy a winning record for campaigns he has run in Tennessee, this is more likely a strong foreshadowing of what could lie ahead when the votes are tallied in 2000 -- the end of Al Gore's Washington career.
I really didn't want to start this year off with another column about the Trustees or their Initiative since it seems like that was all I wrote about for much of last year and there's only so many jokes you can make before getting hit with a libel suit. But everything else is boring and I'm on a deadline, so here goes:
With only three months remaining until the year 2000, students interviewed by The Dartmouth seem to be abandoning bold plans for their New Year's celebration, opting instead to simply hang out with their friends.
An announcement about the plan to expand cable options in residence halls should be made soon, according to Dean of the College James Larimore and Treasurer Win Johnson.
A statement explaining the College's policy on administrative fees and fines will be issued within the next several weeks, according to Dean of the College James Larimore.
While the Steering Committee on the Student Life Initiative has worked to revamp social and residential life at the College, the Centerbrook Architects have designed a separate, independent proposal to improve campus dining areas, social spaces and recreational facilities.
"I'm sort of a painter's painter--not a cutting edge one. I can do what I want because there's nothing expected of my paintings except what I expect--and that's a kind of blessing."
This past week was one of those weeks. You probably all know the kind of week I'm talking about. A week of highs and lows, unforgettable and extremely forgettable moments, boredom, exhilaration, etc. etc. Part of why I'm writing this is so that I won't forget this week later on in the future.
Seniors scrambling to fulfill their physical education requirement by graduation can rest assure -- they are not alone.
Jeffrey Green '92 was anything but a computer whiz while he was at the College.
Candidates for the two major parties' presidential nominations are beginning to prepare for the October 27 and 28 town meetings at Dartmouth, emphasizing their commitment to campaigning in New Hampshire, the first primary state, and to the youth vote.
The architectural firm charged with redesigning the College's dining, social, athletic and recreational facilities will present its proposals to the College community tomorrow and Wednesday afternoon in public meetings in Tindle Lounge.
In what some are predicting could be a costly campaign move, Texas Governor George W. Bush will not be attending the October 28 town meeting at Dartmouth for candidates in the race for the Republican presidential nomination.
M-E-T-S! Perhaps that's an acronym for Miserable End To Season. The team that has gone from underachievers to overachievers back to underachievers again all in the same 162-game season. Now the team finds itself on the brink of not making the postseason because of an "amazin'" late season collapse that has included a seven-game losing streak at the most inopportune time. Hmm...sounds familiar, doesn't it?
The Dartmouth football team is struggling. There is no doubt about that. But often what a struggling team needs to break out of its funk is a matchup with another team in a similar situation.
The Dartmouth women's soccer team evoked memories of last year's Ivy League championship in yesterday's 4-0 victory over Vanderbilt.