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After a long and eventful summer, upperclassmen have once again returned to campus. Though the New York City skyline has been abruptly and brutally altered, the view on the Green remains unchanged. Eternal Dartmouth, one might say, the picture postcard that never goes out of date.
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It seemed so easy in high school: the college
As the country recovers from the Sept. 11 terror attacks, Arabs and Muslims at Dartmouth are adjusting to their role in a wounded and vengeful nation.
The Organizational Adjudication Committee, born out of the Student Life Initiative, meets today for the first time.
"Everybody loves Larry," exclaimed Donna Dayton.
The Dartmouth community may be facing higher property insurance premiums due to the terrorist attacks of Sept. 11.
Dartmouth alumni in the armed forces are maintaining their routines while preparing themselves for sudden military deployments as the United States battles worldwide terrorism.
For nearly two weeks, the news monopolized the small screen and television became the most important thing in the world to both those searching for their loved ones among the missing and those interested in what the President and his men were going to do next.
"Don't Say A Word" is a psychological thriller based on the novel by Andrew Klavan. Michael Douglas, starring as Dr. Nathan Conrad, plays his usual role of a wealthy guy with everything who gets pushed over the edge. Given his repertoire of similar movies, such as "Fatal Attraction," "Basic Instinct" and "A Perfect Murder," Douglas portrays his character with skill and finesse.
"El Trilogy," last night's sold out performance by the Trisha Brown Dance Company with the Dave Douglas Ensemble, opened with a familiar appeal to the audience. Dancer Kathleen Fisher performed an early addition to the scheduled program in honor of the victims of the tragic events of Sept. 11, 2001. In her careful and practiced movements against the backdrop of a moving opera score, she revealed what was to come throughout the rest of the evening, a glance into the human body's simple capacity, in conjunction with modern jazz and percussion, to display art in motion.
Sports got you confused? Been out of touch? Not surprised that Michael Jordan back in the NBA because you never knew he left? Well, not to worry, dear reader, this is truly your lucky day. You now have the unique opportunity to learn the Verities of Today's Sporting World.
Dartmouth's sailing team once again stepped up and asserted its excellence at a myriad of competitions this past weeeknd. From Yale to the Coast Guard Academy to Michigan, the Big Green competed and succeeded everywhere.
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