FBI: New Hampshire is safest state in U.S.
(11/12/02 11:00am)
According to recently-released FBI statistics, Hanover is the safest town in New Hampshire, which the FBI says is the nation's safest state.
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According to recently-released FBI statistics, Hanover is the safest town in New Hampshire, which the FBI says is the nation's safest state.
It has been a long, hard life for Homer's "Iliad." Year after year, the book endures perusal by fingers sticky with dining-hall concoctions, spills of the late-night coffee that sustains its frantic readers and jolting cross-campus backpack odysseys. After term papers are finished, it lies buried under heaps of dorm-room refuse until returned to the library for the cycle to start afresh.
When planning started last spring for the new smoothie bar in Thayer Dining Hall, all construction was slated to end Sept. 10 in the hopes of holding a grand opening early in Fall term.
The 21 highest-ranked members of Dartmouth's Class of 2003 received early induction into the Phi Beta Kappa Society during a ceremony held at the President's House yesterday.
Hanover Police say they are no closer to apprehending the male who assaulted a Dartmouth female Saturday morning at The Tabard coed fraternity than they were over the weekend. As of Monday morning, there were still no suspects, and information about the assailant remained spotty.
When Eminem released "The Slim Shady LP" in February 1999, the reaction was fast and large in both range and volume. The album sold like crazy alongside ubiquitous critisism of both the music and the man as homophobic and misogynistic.
Anyone who turned on the TV last Tuesday night got a rare chance to watch history in the making. Even the cable news pundits -- who are not usually at a loss for words -- struggled to find precedent for the GOP's midterm electoral romp, which marked the first time that a first-term president's party gained seats in both houses of Congress in a midterm election since Teddy Roosevelt occupied the Oval Office.
I have a problem. I am addicted to AOL Instant Messenger. I have been for the past few years. Ever since I typed my first few friends' screen names into my buddy list, I can't seem to sign off from this terrible addiction, and it's getting worse. I've noticed many of my friends are suffering from this disease. I even started a chat room about our problem. I might invite you.
Fifteen professors are gathered around a table, feverishly exchanging ideas and in the midst of a hot debate. They're at a class that's not a class, but rather a meeting of one of Dartmouth's 17 "University Seminars."
Though nearly a century separates Baker and Berry Libraries in architectural design, their benefactors -- both named George -- have much in common. Longtime friends George Baker III '49 and George Berry '66 both spoke this weekend of their happiness with the outcome of the 10-year-old Baker-Berry Library project.
Improvements to facilities trumped budget cuts as the focus of this weekend's Board of Trustees meeting, while College finances remained a sensitive and relatively untouched subject.
Although both Yale and Stanford Universities announced last week that they would be scrapping their current binding early-decision programs, Dartmouth does not foresee any changes to its admissions policies in the near future, according to Dean of Admissions Karl Furstenberg.
In the first report of criminal sexual assault at Dartmouth in just under a year, a female student disclosed to the Hanover Police Department Saturday evening that she was attacked by a college-aged male around 4:00 a.m. Saturday morning in the basement of The Tabard coed fraternity.
Apparently the Dartmouth men's soccer team doesn't like to do anything the easy way. After getting their heads above water for the first time all season (five consecutive wins upped the team's record to 7-6-1), the men took a step back on Tuesday with a disappointing overtime loss to Maine.
This past Homecoming weekend, the Dartmouth men's swim team went up to Sherbrooke, Canada for the annual Can-Am Invitational.
As the football season heads into the home stretch, one thing is for sure: no one is accusing the Big Green of being boring.
While the end of the regular season means the end of the year -- and a farewell party for the seniors -- for hundreds of women's college soccer teams around the nation, Dartmouth faces a different kind of a game in its regular-season finale against University of Pennsylvania on Saturday.
So Election Day has come and gone at last. The Republicans managed to buck the trend and gain congressional seats in both the House and the Senate, both of which they now control. On our primarily Democratic campus, I have seen glum faces all day and not just because of the weather. To those of who think your pet causes and ideals have suffered greatly with the outcomes of the election, I would quote the old mafia saying: "Fuggedaboudit."
Election Lessons
Career Services is moving from its current location on the third floor of the Collis Center to the second floor of 63 S. Main Street in downtown Hanover, just above Fleet Bank.