So far, '04s enjoy freshman housing
No matter where they live, students from the Class of 2004 are breathing, sleeping and eating Green.
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No matter where they live, students from the Class of 2004 are breathing, sleeping and eating Green.
Portraiture is a timeless artistic technique. Throughout the history of art, artists have employed the portrait style to capture something essential in their sitters. Whether realistic or abstract, historical or contemporary, portraits have the ability to convey many messages about both the sitters themselves and the societies in which they live.
I am first a human being; then a Jew; and finally, an American. Being Jewish has always meant and will always mean supporting Israel -- this has been implicit since I started Jewish pre-school at the age of two.I'm Jewish, and Israel is the Jewish state.
On Jan. 1, 2001, a changing of the guard will take place at the Outdoor Programs for the first time in 30 years, when current Director Earl Jette retires.
In response to the Initiative and the perceived need for more permanent resources in residence halls, the Office of Residential Life created four new "community director" positions this year.
Rushing last minute to the post office, college application in hand, will no longer be necessary for prospective Dartmouth students.
What happens if you build a shopping center, but not enough stores move in? Hanover and the College may soon find out.
Geographically isolated, with a complicated history, Dartmouth has not always provided a comfortable environment for students of color, particularly in the years when the number of minorities in any given class could be counted on a single hand.
Who will be number one in college football? Who will sit atop the polls at the start of the New Year? This question has plagued sportswriters and fans alike throughout the decades. It's a particularly difficult question given the nature of college football. Upsets occur frequently, and this season has been no exception. Whoever starts the season at number one rarely finishes there. So who will it be?
On a chilly Wednesday afternoon, the Dartmouth field hockey team (5-2, 2-1) traveled to Durham, NH, to face the UNH Wildcats (7-5). Despite an even matchup and strong play by the Big Green, they fell to UNH in double overtime, 4-3.
The National Football League is dominated by those who come from schools known more for the size of their weight room than the size of their library. Thus, when a player from a small school not known for its football prowess breaks into the league, people regard it as a novelty.
It wasn't until last weekend that I considered them real Dartmouth students -- not prospective students and not trippees, but real Dartmouth students just like me. The '04s aren't just pets with inconsequential names who live outside my door. I may climb on them and eat their food, but the '04s have thoughts and beliefs and opinions just like us.
Educational Independence
Since education -- more than any other issue -- touches almost every voter personally, it is not surprising that both Republican candidate George W. Bush and Democratic candidate Al Gore have made education a central issue this campaign season.
In a lecture titled "Mao's China: A necessary Evil?" British Broadcasting Corporation correspondent Philip Short discussed the importance of Communist Party chairman Mao Zedong's leadership and personality in bringing about cultural and political change in China yesterday afternoon in the Rockefeller Center.
Vice Presidential Candidates Dick Cheney and Joe Lieberman discussed matters of policy and leadership last night in a cordial and, at times, light-hearted debate.
While the finishing touches on many new or renovated buildings are being completed, the demolition process of a key campus building has now begun.
Many of Berry Library's services, including 24-hour study spaces and public computing terminals, became available to students this week -- more than two weeks after Berry Library phase one's intended completion on Sept. 19.
Since its inception in 1995, the Wild Card playoff format has been successful. The format changed baseball, but in the process increased competition. It divided each league into three divisions and increased the number of teams in the postseason from four to eight. Bob Costas and others do not support the current system. They want to eliminate the Wild Card and give one team a bye in each league, reducing the number of playoff spots to six. Twelve teams make the playoffs in the NFL, 16 in the NBA and NHL. Eight is a reasonable number. Baseball has proven this over the past five years.
Every time I turn around, the first something-or-another of the millenium is happening. We live in a society that has become almost obsessed with the time period that we live in. Just because the last three digits of this year are zeroes does not mean that every facet of culture will do a 180. In fact, there certainly seems to be a fair amount that is staying almost exactly the same.