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In an exclusive interview with The Dartmouth this week, former US Surgeon General Dr. C. Everett Koop '37 blasted critics who have recently accused him of corruption and conflict of interest in his testimony to Congress concerning the safety of latex gloves.
Bruins fans, the wait is finally over. We can all move on with our lives now. Byron Dafoe is signed.
We live in a sports world where numbers have replaced names as the main components of the annals of history. It is a world where memories of glory have been reduced to spreadsheets and arguments of greatness to calculator printouts. 70 -- Mark McGwire, home runs. 100 -- Wilt Chamberlain, points. 6,279.
Who will be the next great impact player in the NFL? Who will fall in the line of the best college players who then take it to the next level and flourish with such names as Flutie, Testaverde, Sanders, George, Woodson, and Williams? But one cannot forget the dominant college players whose only way of getting to Hawaii was by paying their own way? Names such as Danny Wuerffel, Rashaan Salaam, Charlie Ward [although he is doing alright for himself in the NBA], Ty Detmer, Andre Ware and Gino Toretta come to mind.
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In an unprecedented and extremely controversial move yesterday five very uninfluencial seniors publicly announced the Greek system in an act of defiance to their former state of ignorance. William Coyne '00, Lucas Braun '00, Ben Rifkin '00, Christian Budde '00, and Drew Gardiner '00 made statements to the media yesterday acknowledging their full understanding that their place of residence has a much greater social significance. "We know now that we are Greeks. We thought we were just friends but now we know that we are more than friends. Budde is also Italian which is downright confusing for him right now. It's been a long day." In a statement devoid of adverbs, the Facetious Five indicated that their goal in announcing the Greek system is to make sure all students on campus realize they too may be in a Greek organization unknowingly, or not knowingly, or knowingly just a little bit.
Lt. Col. Piers Wood spoke to an audience of approximately 50 in Rockefeller Center Wednesday night about wasteful military spending in the United States Government.
Stephen Holmberg '01 is an engineering modified with economics major, he spent a summer doing fiberoptic research with NASA, he plays varsity squash, he is a member of Sigma Phi Epsilon fraternity and he has a learning disability.
White and Asian-American students are far more likely to succeed at higher levels of education than their underrepresented minority counterparts, according to a nationwide study released by the College Board last month.
As the steering committee writes its report to the Board of Trustees on the Student Life Initiative, College faculty and administrators are decidedly unsure about what the recommendations in the report could include.
The Board of Trustees announced today the steering committee will not release its report of recommendations until the week of January 10, 2000.
For Mozart fans, this week will bring a happy musical treat. "Austria's Jewel: Music of Salzburg," presented by Dartmouth Chamber Singers in conjunction with the Arcadia Players, can be seen in the Rollins Chapel this Thursday for just $3. The concert will feature early Mozart and the music that influenced him.
Twenty-nine teams, one dream.
For Janna Merryfield '00, her talent in volleyball came as somewhat of a surprise.
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I couldn't help but laugh at Joseph LaBracio's column last Friday on the Town Meeting for Democratic Candidates. First, he attempted to trick readers into thinking that his contentions with Al Gore were objective by failing to mention his own support for the Bradley campaign. In addition, the closest he came to a real statement of fact was borrowing almost verbatim a phrase that Gloria Borger used on "The Larry King Show" immediately following the debate.
Last week, at around this exact time (Wednesday), students, faculty and townspeople alike all got to witness a very rare and special event. An event so rare and special, that it could only occur once every four years, at the most. That's right -- there was a CNN trailer in Hanover!
