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(05/09/00 9:00am)
I've been doing lots of apologizing lately -- as well as lots of re-evaluation of exactly where the blame lies. You see, in my supreme arrogance, I repeatedly tried to explain to the four friends with whom I plan on blocking next year how, with one of the best numbers in the class, we are guaranteed to get some sort of decent housing. After all, I know of sophomores living in every cluster on campus this year -- why wouldn't the same hold for next year? Especially considering fewer rooms will be taken by freshmen next year since they're all being crammed into the River (the poor '04s never got a shot!).
(05/09/00 9:00am)
Student Assembly Vice President-elect Chance Hill '01 has been active on Dartmouth's campus since his freshman fall when he was elected the Ripley/Woodward/Smith cluster representative.
(05/09/00 9:00am)
With last term's Computer Science 4 cheating scandal and this term's Initiative announcements by the Board of Trustees, the makeup of the College's judicial board is now in the spotlight.
(05/09/00 9:00am)
Hillary Clinton is "a tough nut to crack," according to National Public Radio correspondent Andrea Bernstein, who shared stories from her latest assignment -- trailing the campaign of the first lady-turned-New York Senate hopeful -- with a crowd of students, faculty and community members at the Rockefeller Center Friday afternoon.
(05/09/00 9:00am)
The 44-year-old Robert Peter Brundage Lodge at the Dartmouth Skiway is set to be demolished today, with its replacement, the new McLane Family Lodge, scheduled to be opened before the start of the next ski season. The McLane Lodge -- named after contributor Andy McLane '69 -- will be a two-story, 16,000-square-foot facility capable of accommodating the more than 40,000 annual visitors to the Dartmouth Skiway in Lyme.
(05/09/00 9:00am)
In a large step for proponents of "e-privacy" on college campuses, the University of Pennsylvania's student council voted last week to restrict administrators' rights to read students' e-mail.
(05/09/00 9:00am)
If you think the only competitive part of the college admissions process lies in students vying for thick envelopes in April, think again.
(05/08/00 9:00am)
Sweeps: a phenomenon, a much-hyped event, an utter waste of time. In television the most important months of the year are November, February and May, and why, you ask?
(05/08/00 9:00am)
An elderly woman stands alone in a drab, yellowish room surrounded by voting booths. At a first glance, one would assume that the room is some type of storage room, perhaps where the voting booths are stored when they aren't being used. But then reality sets in. This is Primary Day 2000 in Washington, D.C. This is a polling place in the capital city of the world's most powerful democracy and it has been able to attract only one voter, coming to cast her empty vote.
(05/08/00 9:00am)
In a negotiated deal with the Grafton County Attorney, former student Sean Busby plead guilty last Monday to three acts of simple assault involving two College students and a nurse at Dartmouth Hitchcock Medical Center in a dramatic series of events last year.
(05/08/00 9:00am)
Dartmouth has become home to a high-tech antiterrorism initiative, and the timing couldn't be better.
(05/08/00 9:00am)
His campaign posters proclaimed him to be five feet and seven inches of fury. They said he knows how to change the Student Assembly. And they implored students to "Blitz" him, "call" him and "stop [him] on the Green."
(05/08/00 9:00am)
Partly because of financial constraints and partly out of new concern for College penalties, Greek houses have been hosting fewer campus-wide parties during the past few terms.
(05/08/00 9:00am)
Gamma Delta Chi fraternity will face a level two hearing -- the same level hearing that lead to the derecognition of Phi Delta Alpha fraternity in March -- tomorrow, after allegations surfaced that the fraternity failed to follow Coed Fraternity Sorority social event procedures and the College's alcohol policy.
(05/05/00 9:00am)
Women's water polo participates in national tourney
(05/05/00 9:00am)
The Dartmouth baseball team (17-3 Ivy) claimed its first-ever Red Rolfe title last Saturday. They can win it all this weekend in the Ivy League Championship against Lou Gehrig division winner Princeton (13-7).
(05/05/00 9:00am)
The Crimson and the Big Green softball teams were both in must-win situations going into their doubleheader in Cambridge yesterday.
(05/05/00 9:00am)
It's not about numbers for Dartmouth baseball's team captain Brian "B-Nick" Nickerson '00. He doesn't even know his batting average or the fact that he is second in the league at .387 (only .002 from first), or that he's tied for first in homeruns with a career-high of 10. Nickerson just goes out to play and lead by example, and he tops the team in average, home runs, RBIs (47) and slugging percentage (.669) while starting all of the 40 games this season.
(05/05/00 9:00am)
To the Editor:
(05/05/00 9:00am)
Although I went to the Millennium March on Washington for Equality, I have never really considered equal rights a "cause" of mine. This doesn't mean that it is something I do not take seriously. In fact, my stance on the issue probably tends to oversimplify it. Whereas I can see the double-sided nature of many opinions I hold, I do not really see how there is any other side to argue when it comes to granting people equal rights. Every human being has and should be treated with the same rights. It seems like one of those "the sky is blue"- type truths that is beyond debate.
