In Support of Nike
(05/14/02 9:00am)
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In this, the spring of my senior year, I have finally completed my first rite of passage as a Dartmouth student. Last Friday, I took (and passed, thankfully) the dreaded swimming test, and I tried my hardest to make it change me as a person.
He is a person of idiosyncrasies. So much so that he types them up and distributes them to his students.
Last week's appointment of two new members to Dartmouth's Board of Trustees occurred without much fanfare. There was relatively little interest in either the month-long alumni election in April or the campaign that began in December.
Accusations of unsafe and exploitative practices by the fast food industry contained in Eric Schlosser's book, "Fast Food Nation," were the subject of a fiery debate yesterday between its author, food-safety and business experts and industry representives.
Archbishop Desmond Tutu has always felt it his duty to speak out against injustice, regardless of the consequences.
Although Dartmouth admitted fewer applicants for the Class of 2006 than it has in past years, a record percentage of these students have accepted Dartmouth's offer of admission and will comprise a slightly smaller but more diverse freshman class than last year.
When originally released in October 1970, "Jesus Christ Superstar" was the subject of controversy among many religious groups. The rock opera tells the story of the last seven days of Christ's life as seen through the eyes of Judas, providing a take on the story one does not often hear in Sunday school. Since the 1970s, the show has been reproduced multiple times, always creating some kind of media uproar.
The Dartmouth heavyweight men's crew had a landslide victory over Syracuse this weekend to win the Packard Cup for the 12th year in a row. Winning by margins that were unprecedented this season, the heavyweights can now look forward to the Eastern Sprints Championships next Sunday.
A slew of individual accomplishments on the second day of competition made the Big Green's weekend at the Heptagonal Track and Field Championship hosted by Navy. With four first-place finishes on Sunday, the Green made up for Saturday's drought.
CAMBRIDGE, Mass. -- Sometimes, things just don't the way you planned.
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In this column, I defineThe Money as money Dartmouth has previously spent on expensive social events that only a few attend (Bad-@$$ party immediately comes to mind). This is money that might have been wasted on building more libraries, raising helpful alumni cash or a fund that Dartmouth could have set aside for social life. Perhaps The Money doesn't exist right now, but if we put our minds to it, The Money will materialize here and there.
I have read The Dartmouth's May 10 article,
Recently, Janos Marton '04, the "reform" candidate, was elected as next year's student body president. Congratulations are due to Janos, for it is an honor to be chosen by one's peers to lead.