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(10/19/01 9:00am)
The craziest thing ever done at Homecoming was probably way back in the late 19th century, when Dartmouth defeated Manchester College in a baseball game and spontaneously started a blaze on the Green -- the College's first Homecoming Bonfire. Plenty of other incidents since, whether violent, fun or just strange, have colored Homecoming weekend.
(10/19/01 9:00am)
Dartmouth students take their celebrations seriously, and Homecoming is no exception. The weekend's packed schedule can make it easy to forget that ultimately, traditions are defined by what we take from them.
(10/18/01 9:00am)
Approximately a year after the release of his solo debut, "Heartbreaker," Ryan Adams is back on the scene with his new double album, "Gold."
(10/18/01 9:00am)
The Hopkins Center and The Programming Board will help kick off Homecoming festivities this evening with a sold out performance by comedian David Chappelle in Spaulding Auditorium.
(10/18/01 9:00am)
Following last week's win over New Hampshire, Rebekka Stucker '04 said: "If we play with that kind of passion every game, no one can beat us." That passion was on display again on a blustery afternoon yesterday at Scully-Fahey Field, as the Big Green scored early and often en route to a 4-0 drubbing of I-89 rival University of Vermont.
(10/18/01 9:00am)
The Dartmouth women's soccer team downed Syracuse, 2-0, last night in Upstate N.Y. for its second shutout of the season.
(10/18/01 9:00am)
It was inevitable. You knew it was bound to happen--opponents were simply hoping that it wouldn't be their number that was called. The Dartmouth men's soccer team was going to find its stride, and ladies and gentlemen, it happened yesterday afternoon.
(10/18/01 9:00am)
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Pretty much no one on the global stage likes the Taliban. They're cruel to women, they imprison men whose beards are too short and Christians who proselytize, and they blow up big statues of the Buddha. Man, that's like someone in a cartoon kicking a dog on the sidewalk. No one sympathizes with the guys who blow up the big Buddhas. But are they really the enemy here? Let me back up a notch
(10/18/01 9:00am)
It is likely that we are all feeling a collective relief to call Hanover, N.H. our current home. There is a wide enough geographic and emotional distance from the daily impact of the war to allow the Dartmouth environment to feel quite safe and padded. It is this emotional distance, however, that is often the hardest to negotiate. Many of us have already lost loved ones, or have family and friends in parts of the world that are in the midst of serious security threats. And for those of us who do not consider ourselves "directly" connected, we are still undeniably involved -- we read the news each day, we awake to radio-alarms telling of the wartime conditions that the world is steadily slipping into. We are all experiencing fear, confusion and, consequently, the emotional, intellectual and spiritual needs that are part and parcel of such trauma.
(10/18/01 9:00am)
The ringing of "Hey Jude" can once again be heard across the Green.
(10/18/01 9:00am)
Coming to DTV in Winter term 2002: "Sex and the City" at Dartmouth?
(10/18/01 9:00am)
Few Dartmouth students credit a newspaper advertisement with changing their lives. But at age 12, Benjie Lewis '05 cut out a phone number for "kayakers wanted"from the back pages of the Miami Herald. Six years later, he is an internationally acclaimed athlete.
(10/18/01 9:00am)
Each year, approximately 192,000 women are diagnosed with breast cancer, and 40,000 die from the disease. Conventional treatments aren't helping. Is there a way to decrease this number?
(10/18/01 9:00am)
A dismal year in the economy has prompted many college students to seek haven from a tight job market. The upshot: a sharp rise in applications to graduate school.
(10/17/01 9:00am)
"Hook up," according to the Oxford English Dictionary, is a verb that means to establish a link or to make a connection with.
(10/17/01 9:00am)
"I was at a party at his fraternity, and I was there with some friends. I actually hung out there a decent amount, but I had never met him before. A guy I knew there introduced us, kind of. We had actually met one time before that, but we didn't really know each other. It was a room-to-room tails party so I went into his room We were both drinking, we hung out, and then I guess we just ended up hooking up at the end of the night. It wasn't sex hooking up. The next morning, we woke up, and he said, 'Hey, I don't want this to be a one time thing.' And I was like, 'OK,' and that's how we started dating."