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After officials at Carnegie Mellon University disconnected 71 students from the school's intranet for distributing copyright-protected material, including MP3 files, over the school network, College officials said that no such action is planned at Dartmouth.
In the months following the Social and Residential Life Initiative, some faculty members, as well as steering committee co-chair Trustee Susan Dentzer '77, have vocally blamed Greek house meetings for damaging attendance and attention levels at Thursday morning classes.
The vast majority of Dartmouth students believe the single-sex Greek system should remain on campus -- but with substantial changes -- according to a poll and interviews conducted by The Dartmouth over the past two weeks.
On November 16, the Dartmouth Wind Symphony will present "Musical Time Machine, A Millen nium Reprise," the first of three concerts this year chronicling music from the 13th century to the 1900s.
The Big Green men's cross country team earned an at-large invitation to the NCAA Cross Country Championship to be held at Indiana University in Bloomington on Monday. Dartmouth just missed qualifying for an automatic bid on Saturday as they finished third in the district race held at Boston's Franklin Park. The top two teams received automatic bids.
As if we haven't encountered enough tomfoolery and ballyhoo this season regarding off-ice altercations, the hits just keep on coming.
I have been living in Cairo for three months.
Since the announcement of the Trustee Initiative last February, the dialogue and events at Dartmouth surrounding its discussion have been pervaded by a malignant attitude of "Us vs. Them." As Dartmouth awaits the announcement of the plans for changes in the current residential system and social organizations on campus, we face the greater problem of how we define ourselves as a community and interact within it.
John Sloan Dickey once said, "The terrifying truth is that young men learn responsibility by being permitted some opportunity to be irresponsible."
What began as a simple summer assignment for Kapua Medeiros '03 soon became a potential cure for one of the most deadliest diseases of mankind -- cancer.
As the Steering Committee on the Student Life Initiative finalizes its recommendations of the full Board of Trustees, College alumni clubs are preparing to disseminate the news quickly and thoroughly as possible, in an effort to avoid some of the miscommunications that occurred last year shortly after the announcement of the Initiative.
The Hanover Police arrested Peter Cataldo '00 early Saturday morning for trespassing on College property, Captain Chris O'Connor confirmed yesterday.
Although the Coed Fraternity Sorority Council created a stricter Social Events Policy two years ago, most Dartmouth students and administrators are now quick to admit that getting around alcohol policy regulations is fairly easy -- and the drinking culture at the College remains virtually unchanged.
In street clothes, the actors trickled in from the wings, dispelling once and for all the many illusions of the night. While they seated themselves at the base of the Moore stage, director Mara Sabinson quipped.
Note: The Dartmouth made an exception to its policy of not publishing anonymous submissions. After speaking to the author -- a female student at the College -- the editors of The Dartmouth determined the piece's content warranted an exception.
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Big Green Investors, which was founded last November by Jonathan Arbeit '02 and Hank Leukart '01, helps Dartmouth students who are unable to resist the allure of Wall Street immerse themselves in the world of finance while they are still in Hanover.
Newly elected Chief of the Cherokee Nation Chad Smith spoke at Dartmouth on Friday afternoon, focusing on reasons not to support casino gaming and addressing the challenges the tribe will face in the next 100 years.
The wreckage of the Learjet that disappeared on Christmas Eve in 1996 was found Thursday, ending the largest land and air search ever in the history of the state of New Hampshire.
