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(05/07/02 9:00am)
In its program notes for the Paul Galbraith performance Sunday night, the Hopkins Center called his style a "groundbreaking development in the history of classical guitar." But before you imagine "groundbreaking developments" as if they were somehow grand revelations or massive revolutions, note these key words: "classical guitar." Classical guitarists are distinguished from the likes of Jimi Hendrix primarily by the manufacture of the guitar itself and the fact that classical guitarists use their fingers only, not guitar picks.
(05/07/02 9:00am)
As a young idealistic student, I've heard and been told not only that activism is useless and in vain and that true civics is a concept from the past, but that today's students are also apathetic. Well, I don't buy it. I am taking back my youthful power and encouraging you to do the same. The "American way of life" -- ensuring our right to question, receive answers, disagree, petition and be represented by those who have our interests in mind -- should not be for sale.
(05/07/02 9:00am)
Week after week I try to write about issues of national or even global importance. Today I will attempt to outdo myself and write a column of intergalactic proportions
(05/07/02 9:00am)
Engineers all have their specialties, but few overlap with that of Adjunct Thayer Professor Robert Collier.
(05/07/02 9:00am)
Students have been using fake IDs to purchase alcohol since IDs were first made, but a new methods for producing fake IDs have piqued the interest of liquor store owners, law enforcement officials and club owners alike.
(05/07/02 9:00am)
Tempted to park behind Mass Row without a permit? With a $50 parking fine awaiting you, you may want to think again.
(05/07/02 9:00am)
Some regard it as spiritual, others as addictive. No matter how they describe BlitzMail, however, Dartmouth students certainly send a lot of it.
(05/07/02 9:00am)
Six Muslim students at last night's "I'm Muslim, I'm American" panel told a small audience in Dartmouth Hall about their common experiences as North American followers of Islam, sharing the common doubts and difficulties they have faced since Sept. 11.
(05/07/02 9:00am)
Democratic leader and House Minority Whip Richard Gephardt spoke yesterday to a small crowd of campus Democrats and others as part of a visit in support of his party's candidates for Congress, but avoided revealing whether he plans his own New Hampshire campaign for the presidency in 2004.
(05/06/02 9:00am)
There is something to be said for an album that has a sense of continuity to it. I'm not saying that every album should be some drawn-out concept album, but there should some resemblance between the songs on a recording. Former Phish mastermind Trey Anastasio's self-titled debut solo album has no continuity whatsoever -- it is a veritable grab bag of music.
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To the Editor:
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To the Editor:
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It seems that this year, God is on the side of
(05/06/02 9:00am)
In a panel discussion Saturday, "The Changing Role of Women and the Greek System," nine panelists, including both affiliated and unaffiliated students and a faculty member, disputed the merits and problems surrounding the Greek system, focusing on sororities' role on campus.
(05/06/02 9:00am)
When Massachusetts State Trooper Walter Combs saw a piece of green metal glinting in the morning sunlight at a Massachusetts truck stop, he instinctively knew he had found the getaway car Robert Tulloch and James Parker used to escape after brutally murdering Dartmouth professors Half and Suzanne Zantop.
(05/06/02 9:00am)
Professor Aminah B. McCloud, an Islamic legal expert from DePaul University in Chicago, opened Islamic Awareness Week last Friday evening with a sparsely attended but controversial speech about the relationship between Islam and the United States in the post-Sept. 11 era.
(05/06/02 9:00am)
It's midnight on a Friday night. The residence halls are alive with rock music and the voices of students gearing up for a night of partying. This may appear to be a happy, healthy student community, but to area residents, it's noise pollution.
(05/06/02 9:00am)
Jamaican-born high school senior Shamara Beckford, like many of the members of next year's freshman class, informed Dartmouth last week that she will accept its admissions offer. She chose Dartmouth, she said, because she was impressed by the admissions office's constant support and because she had a "wonderful time" during prospective weekend.
(05/03/02 9:00am)
Human interactions flow ceaselessly around us. In this river of emotion, we rarely take time to step back and behold the depth and complexity of our words and actions.
