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The College recently implemented and then withdrew temporarily a new policy that involves daily, unannounced walk-throughs of all Greek houses by Safety and Security. On July 17th, the administration plans to re-implement this policy. I object to this action on a variety of grounds.
The '03 Class Council may be getting new officers, but rest assured that we will still have to put up with the same phony leadership that has defined our esteemed Councilmen from the beginning. A brief glance at Council activities quickly disproves any notion of representation and shows us what our Class Council is really about.
The investigation into the disappearance of Chandra Levy, a 24 year-old former Washington intern, continued yesterday as police began an extensive search of abandoned buildings in Northwest Washington near the apartments of Levy and Congressman Gary Condit, D-CA.
An electrical fire which began at 2:50 p.m. Wednesday afternoon kept the Baker Library Reserves out of commission for the evening.
Chelsea, Vt. -- With the release of arrest warrants for the stabbing deaths of Dartmouth professors Half and Susanne Zantop last February, Kip Battey, like this sleepy rural town where he lives, was thrust into a brutal and unexpected spotlight.
A Dartmouth tradition was sawed into easily disposable parts and trucked away yesterday morning.
The Summer Christian Fellowship faces a College investigation after group leaders decided to deny a member of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints -- adherents of which are commonly referred to as Mormons -- a leadership role in the organization.
Since its inception in 1987, Tubestock has only been an unofficial Dartmouth event, sponsored by Chi Heorot fraternity alum Rick "Boomer" Akerboom '80, but plans are now underway for Tubestock to receive College recognition.
For many people around the world, it is still extraordinarily difficult to come to terms with the unprecedented genocide, sharp scarring pain and permanent devastation of the Holocaust. But cinema, if used with care and thoughtfulness, can provide a cathartic vehicle to address these most perplexing states of human condition. Then again, films that meet a high standard of deliberate artistic care are not always a frequent find.
This sucks. No doubts about it, no questions asked, this plain, old sucks. The Boston Red Sox, who have led the AL East for six weeks and have been one of the five best teams in the American League the entire season, will have only one, count 'em one, representative at the 2001 All-Star Game in Seattle.
By Mohamad Bydon '01
Both houses of Congress are back in session
Applicants to medical schools across the country this year have had one more source of stress during an already stressful time -- problems with the introduction of Internet-based applications, which have stubbornly resisted designers' attempts at fixes, have delayed the normally rigid process by a month.
Late Sunday afternoon, 20 new faces -- newly arrived from Enfield, N.H. and South Boston -- filled the Collis porch, nibbling watermelon and enjoying the evening breeze. Several hours later, another 10 -- coming from Philadelphia and momentarily delayed by car troubles -- made their way over to the Choates for the night.
One day in the spring of 1999, Jethro Rothe-Kushel '03 stood in a post office in Los Angeles agonizing over two postcards. If he mailed one, it would confirm his attendance the next year at a school where he knew he would fit in, a place that just felt right: Oberlin College.
Greek leaders said yesterday they expect administrators to accept a Greek Leaders Council proposal to be submitted this week requesting that the recently mandated Safety and Security walk-throughs occur only twice a week and on a scheduled basis within a six-hour time window.
Ever since his film "Jaws" in 1975, Steven Spielberg has been a quirky figure in the world of cinema. From "The Color Purple" to his 1993 masterpiece, "Schindler's List," he has shown both his technical virtuosity and his ability to craft characters that relate to his audience.
The National Basketball Association displays the world's greatest basketball talent barring none. No one would question such a statement. Its players are more flashy than, and athletically and physically superior to all other international players around the globe.
The recent 4th of July celebrations offer a unique opportunity to reflect upon an ideal our nation was founded upon: freedom from tyrannical rule. Whether from governmental encroachment on civil liberties or foreign expansionist threats, the mission of America has been to promote liberty, freedom and equality universally. This premise of rewarding democracies and supporting human rights while vigorously combating the threat of authoritarian or tyrannical rule is now in jeopardy with the Bush Administration's conspicuous silence on Beijing's bid for the 2008 Olympics.
To the Editor:
The Dartmouth: Through the Ages presents a curated collection of the newspaper's archives from 1900 to the present.
