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(05/23/00 9:00am)
Tonight, the 23rd of May, Voces Clamantium, a campus Christian group, will sponsor a presentation by Yvette Cantu Schneider, an outspoken condemner of homosexuals and lesbians, and a policy analyst for the Family Research Council (FRC) in Washington DC. A rather less organized group of people will protest Mrs. Schneider's appearance at 5 p.m. For those who wonder what all the fuss is about, here are some of the things Yvette Cantu Schneider and her superiors at the FRC in Washington, have said about gay men and lesbians:
(05/23/00 9:00am)
Last night marked the beginnings of new leadership in the Student Assembly as next year's president and vice president Jorge Miranda '01 and Chance Hill '01 got their first chance to run an Assembly meeting.
(05/23/00 9:00am)
Due to the persistence of La Nina and a fluctuating stream of weather, the warm days of early May have given way to unusually cool and cloudy temperatures, prompting students to retrieve their winter apparel and abandon their sunny spots on the Green.
(05/23/00 9:00am)
Harvard University president Neil L. Rudenstine announced yesterday he will conclude his tenure at the end of the next academic year -- ten years after he first assumed the post.
(05/23/00 9:00am)
Preliminary data from a new survey indicate that the college environment may be a big factor in prompting students to start smoking or to increase their tobacco use.
(05/23/00 9:00am)
What do movie stars Brad Pitt, Sharon Stone and Leonardo DiCaprio all have in common? According to one new study, they may influence teenagers to smoke by playing characters who use tobacco.
(05/23/00 9:00am)
Former United States Senator George Mitchell recounted his experiences as chairman of the peace negotiations in Northern Ireland to a large crowd of Dartmouth students and members of the Hanover community in Cook Auditorium last night.
(05/22/00 9:00am)
"It turns out that Scott Bakula still has a year of NCAA eligibility, and even though he's no spring chicken, he's got one hell of an arm, and the experience to whip this rag-tag bunch of misfits you call a football team into shape, goddamit."
(05/22/00 9:00am)
Step into Studio Two in the basement of the Hopkins Center, and you'll be confronted with intimidating stacks of equipment, a hard-working Power Mac G4 and an incomprehensible web of wires. Chances are you'll also see Britt Myers.
(05/22/00 9:00am)
The Dartmouth football team announced on Friday that offensive forward Caleb Moore '01 will serve as captain for the 2000 season.
(05/22/00 9:00am)
While most Dartmouth students were complaining how the cold weather and rain put a crimp into their Green Key plans, the Big Green men's golfers had the weather to blame for ending their season prematurely. Playing at the NCAA East Regional Championship, the Big Green and five other teams were cut after the second round on Saturday.
(05/22/00 9:00am)
Although sparse in numbers, the track and field team journeyed to New Jersey this past weekend for the 124th IC4A Track and Field Championships and the 17th ECAC Women's Division I Track and Field Championsips, both hosted by Princeton May 18-21.
(05/22/00 9:00am)
The Dartmouth freshman lightweight eight captured a silver medal yesterday, giving them the best finish for the Big Green at the Eastern Sprints Regatta, held in Worcester, Mass.
(05/22/00 9:00am)
To the Editor:
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To the Editor:
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To the Editor:
(05/22/00 9:00am)
As an Executive Board member of the Dartmouth Rainbow Alliance, I have been involved in framing the discourse that has surrounded the Yvette Schneider talk on sexual orientation. Mine is but one perspective, but in the spirit that Voces Clamantium claims to champion, I will share my opinion in order to add to the diversity of experiences being expressed with regards to Schneider's talk.
(05/22/00 9:00am)
I feel offended; those people should be gagged."
(05/22/00 9:00am)
Among Dartmouth student disciplined by the College, a disproportionate number are punished for violations of the alcohol policy, and after a downward trend throughout the 1990s, the numbers are back on the rise, according to Undergraduate Judicial Affairs Officer Marcia Kelly.
(05/22/00 9:00am)
The Upper Valley's Habitat for Humanity chapter is building its 11th home, and once again, Dartmouth students are doing more than their share of nailing and roofing.
