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(11/13/00 11:00am)
The following letter is one of many that the United States Postal Service annually marks as undeliverable, because it is ambiguously addressed to a "Santa" at the "North Pole." I now possess the letter, because the Postal Service makes those letters that cannot be returned to the sender available to the public. (The return address information indicates the sender to be a "G.W." who lives in a "Big Ol' House" in a "Big Ol' State.") I reproduce the letter here because I believe it to be eerily evocative of the sentiments of one of the two presidential candidates in this uncertain time. While G.W.'s diction shows him to be somewhat less than an erudite person, I have made no spelling or grammatical changes so as to preserve "the integrity and the consistency and the equality and finality" of G.W.'s letter.
(11/13/00 11:00am)
A packed room of students came together at Kappa Delta Epsilon Thursday night to partake in "Who'd You Hook Up With?", part one of a discussion about the role of Greek life in gender relations at Dartmouth.
(11/13/00 11:00am)
In the midst of ongoing clashes in the Middle East between Israelis and Palestinians, Pulitzer Prize-winning author and College Trustee David K. Shipler '64 spoke Friday about the roots of hatred and the perceptions that characterize the region.
(11/13/00 11:00am)
In a historically-based lecture, David Ambler, the Vice Chancellor for Student Affairs at the University of Kansas, and Ronald Beers, the former Vice President for Student Affairs at Oklahoma State University, recounted the story of the Kent State tragedy of 1970, which resulted in four student deaths.
(11/13/00 11:00am)
No major changes or initiatives were announced over this past weekend's annual fall Trustee meeting, according to Chairman of the Board of Trustees William King '63.
(11/13/00 11:00am)
Last year, Dartmouth's Committee on Standards permanently separated a student for sexual abuse for the first time -- marking a "landmark" for the College, according to Coordinator of the Sexual Abuse Awareness Program Susan Marine.
(11/13/00 11:00am)
Last week, 20 seniors were inducted as early members of the prestigious Phi Beta Kappa honor society.
(11/13/00 11:00am)
Provost Susan Prager will remain at Dartmouth -- at least for the time being -- following Friday's appointment of John Wiley as chancellor of the University of Wisconsin-Madison.
(11/10/00 11:00am)
The last two days in the United States have caused clamoring in the nation for a complete upheaval of the Electoral College and other major tenets of our political process. Perhaps the newsmakers of the front page merely need to flip to the back to learn their lesson.
(11/10/00 11:00am)
If a dead guy can win a Senate seat in Missouri, the Dartmouth football team can certainly beat Brown. After all, the Big Green are showing signs of life.
(11/10/00 11:00am)
Remember the end of "Aliens" when the humans leave the alien planet in their spaceship after killing the queen and they think everything is all right -- but then at the beginning of "Alien 3" you find out that one alien had made its way onto the ship without them knowing and it wreaks havoc on everyone? Well, just when we thought we could be rid of the Clintons and their scandals, Hillary has been elected Senator from the state of New York. If you disapprove of the analogy, you need to stop and think about this more. New Yorkers have given their Senate seat to an immoral woman. New Yorkers were presented with a candidate whose honesty and trustworthiness have come into question time and time again, and it appears they did not care.
(11/10/00 11:00am)
Waiting Patiently
(11/10/00 11:00am)
When the National Labor Relations Board ruled last week that graduate students at private universities have the right to form unions and bargain collectively, few at Dartmouth took note.
(11/10/00 11:00am)
From the Chinese Exclusion Act of 1882 to scheming Japanese businessmen in Michael Crichton's "Rising Sun," a negative light has often been cast on Asians in America.
(11/10/00 11:00am)
Despite a good early showing on Jeopardy! last night, a miss on the Final Jeopardy question failed to seal Jordan Kovnot '04 a victory in a preliminary round of the show's college tournament.
(11/10/00 11:00am)
As the country braces for the end of a presidential election that will go down in the history books, Brown University heralded the naming of its own history-making president amid unmitigated applause and acceptance yesterday.
(11/10/00 11:00am)
Discussion of financial matters, the Initiative and College facilities are on the docket for the Board of Trustees this weekend, as they gather in Hanover for their annual fall meeting.
(11/09/00 11:00am)
Which Dartmouth athletic team is consistently ranked number one or two in the country? Which team has produced 34 All-Americans since 1988 and sent numerous members to the Olympic trials? Which team had women competing for it even before Title IX?
(11/09/00 11:00am)
Dartmouth women's soccer co-captain Jessica Post '00 won the Ivy League Player of the Year award and joined three teammates as first-team All-Ivy selections, the League announced yesterday.
(11/09/00 11:00am)
I am sure that you were all quite impressed to hear that, last year, our endowment grew by a whopping 46 percent to reach 2.5 billion dollars. Apparently the College invested 12 percent of the endowment in "venture funds," which returned a 500 percent profit.
