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(10/25/01 9:00am)
Want a sure bet? Bet on the Dartmouth Big Green men's soccer team when they don't allow a goal. While this is almost a sure bet with any team in any sport, the men (4-6, 0-3 Ivy) seem to know how to rally behind their defensive unit when they are playing well and yesterday was no exception as the Big Green downed the Boston College Eagles, 1-0, in overtime on the wings of a Scott Darci '05 goal with just two minutes remaining.
(10/25/01 9:00am)
I recently found myself up to my elbow in a pumpkin. Scooping out the slimy orange guts from a very large gourd, I was all-but-laughed-at by a sizeable crowd. They took pictures. They offered tips like, "Eeeeeew! That's gross. I'm glad I don't have to do that!" and "Make sure you get all the goop out. Also make the walls nice and thin."
(10/25/01 9:00am)
Dartmouth has long prided itself on the quality of its undergraduate teaching among its Ivy League peers. Many consider it to be the very hallmark of a Dartmouth education. This commitment cannot become trite. Last year's Academic Direction Report presented by the Student Assembly emphasized the distinction between mere public emphasis on teaching and institutional support of teaching. There is no bigger academic issue at the College than the continued preeminence of undergraduate teaching. The aim of the Undergraduate Teaching Initiative is to ensure that SA plays an active role in ensuring that undergraduate teaching remains front and center of the academic institutional agenda. The UTI is envisioned as a permanent and continuous initiative of the Student Assembly dedicated to keeping teaching at the fore of any discussion about the academic reorientation of Dartmouth.
(10/25/01 9:00am)
While working retail at the Hopkins Museum Gift Shop, Sue DuBois '05 met a '51 "and he was telling me about the old days of Dartmouth, before it was coed."
(10/25/01 9:00am)
In another attempt to combat prejudice and xenophobia stemming from the events of Sept. 11, the Dickey center presented a lecture yesterday by Nermien Al-Ali on Islam and the Empowerment of Women. Al-Ali, an assistant professor at the Franklin Pierce Law Center, dispelled myths regarding Islam and the way its law treats women.
(10/25/01 9:00am)
Nine students in the Class of 2004 received grants from the First Year Office's Summer Research program to work on projects this past summer.
(10/25/01 9:00am)
Foreign Study Program faculty directors and participating students are not feeling threatened on their FSPs due to the events of Sept. 11, according to Dartmouth College officials in contact with the programs.
(10/24/01 9:00am)
"If you don't come up here and dance for this next one, we're not gonna play," Anglique Kidjo warned the audience near the end of her performance in Spaulding Auditorium last night.
(10/24/01 9:00am)
Yes, Bobby Redford is at it again. In his new film, "The Last Castle," he is once more attacking the American prison system only this time, from the other side of the bars.
(10/24/01 9:00am)
Dartmouth defeated Fairfield University 4-1, yesterday for its third straight win. Laura Ashley '03 and Anne Peick '04 each scored two goals apiece.
(10/24/01 9:00am)
Minutes away from defeat, the Dartmouth field hockey team mustered up some last-minute heroics to master the Minutewomen of Massachusetts. Lauren Welsh's equalizer late in regulation and Carolyn Steele's game-winner in overtime carried the Big Green (10-4) past the University of Massachusetts (8-8), 2-1, yesterday afternoon in Amherst.
(10/24/01 9:00am)
To the Editor:
(10/24/01 9:00am)
Perhaps it was the smell of alcohol-fumed flames in the air, or maybe I had just smoked a bit too much of my one cigarette-per-year quota, but when I came back to school on Friday evening, Dartmouth struck me as some sort of museum piece. Finally I felt like I understood the town of Hanover, at least I thought, and its bizarre mix of college students and octogenarians who wear their pants at least up to their armpits. I think I now understand why some students fight to keep the school the same while others try to fight for improvements.
(10/24/01 9:00am)
I'm disappointed with basically every protest of the military involvement in Afghanistan. It's not because I'm a warmonger, although I do believe that military action is necessary in certain circumstances and cannot be categorically opposed. My opposition has to do with the fact that protests that might otherwise be productive and insightful simply revert to the same exhausted idealistic rhetoric over and over.
(10/24/01 9:00am)
Student Assembly officially announced its acquisition of Tom Dent Cabin to its membership and approved funding for this year's Revelations Dinner at last night's meeting.
(10/24/01 9:00am)
Mallory Paine '05 describes himself as "an instant gratification knitter." He sticks to the small things -- hats ("I can make a hat in three hours"), gloves, mittens and socks -- never sweaters.
(10/24/01 9:00am)
While the Dartmouth community has largely escaped the heightened fear surrounding the nation's rising number of anthrax exposures, discoveries of suspicious substances -- sand, coffee creamer and construction residue among them -- have prompted scares at Columbia, Penn, Harvard and Princeton.
(10/24/01 9:00am)
As federal and local investigators aggressively pursue leads to terrorist activity, Dartmouth is ready to protect the privacy of its international students while cooperating with law enforcement.
(10/23/01 9:00am)
Drew Barrymore's character, Beverly, the focus of "Riding in Cars with Boys," struggles to come to terms with and accept her true identity.
(10/23/01 9:00am)
Oysterhead's debut release, "The Grand Pecking Order," is a failure of XFL proportions.
