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(10/13/04 9:00am)
Since well before he was even elected as President of the United States, much was made of George W. Bush's deep religious faith. Indeed, Bush himself admits that he often relies heavily on faith when making his decisions. I personally think this is a gold mine for the Bush Cheney re-election effort. "On Faith Alone" would be a good slogan for the Bush administration's re-election campaign. It's simple and catchy, with little real substance behind it. It works well for a campaign that cares more about photo-ops and headlines than about substance or sincerity. In short, it's perfect for the president's run for re-election.
(10/13/04 9:00am)
Oct. 4, Occom Ridge Road, 8:11 p.m.
(10/13/04 9:00am)
In a recent move, the Senate unanimously passed legislation to close loopholes that had allowed student loan companies to collect interest from the federal government at a rate of up to 9.5 percent.
(10/13/04 9:00am)
Dartmouth students could be pointing and clicking their way to more information about classes as early as this winter, if the College's student government has its way.
(10/13/04 9:00am)
Editor's Note: This is the first in a multi-part series on the College's senior administration and the issues facing Dartmouth today and in the future.
(10/13/04 9:00am)
High turnout has defined the first Fall term fraternity rush in three years, but although Greek leaders concur that the process went well, they noted that some aspects of holding rush in the fall require adjustment.
(10/12/04 9:00am)
R.E.M. has made a crappy album. This is a sentence I hoped I never had to write.
(10/12/04 9:00am)
With stats becoming increasingly important to the viewing of baseball, the traditionalist view of batting average as the most important gauge of a hitter's worth is being pushed aside in favor of on-base percentage. On-base percentage measures how often a player gets on base, not including reaching on an error or a fielder's choice.
(10/12/04 9:00am)
While the top seven male and female runners on the cross country team rested for Pre-Nationals next week in Indiana, the second squads had a strong showing when they raced this past Friday in Boston's Franklin Park at the New England Championships.
(10/12/04 9:00am)
The Dartmouth equestrian team began their season strongly in the first two shows of the season with a second place finish last Saturday at the University of Vermont and a win Saturday, Oct. 2, at home.
(10/12/04 9:00am)
To the Editor:
(10/12/04 9:00am)
As I slept in my bed in Maxwell early one morning, my room began to vibrate. At first, I incorporated these vibrations into my dream as an earthquake. I quickly awoke, however, to find that the intense tremors through my room were not really a natural disaster; just a friendly wake-up call from the construction workers outside my dorm.
(10/12/04 9:00am)
America seems to have befriended the former Soviet Union since the fall of the Berlin Wall. With its fall, Americans applauded the lifting of the Iron Curtain and the normalization of relations with the Soviets. Today, while still maintaining some diplomatic differences, the United States provides aid to Russia to prevent further brain drain to rogue nations and to help secure and maintain its haphazardly stored nuclear material and barely dismantled nuclear warheads. The Bush Administration speaks of Russia as our friend and President Bush refers to President Putin as "friend Vladimir." Meanwhile, that friend has quietly shut down the last privately-owned Russian television station, locked up an oil mogul for making contributions to the opposition party, reinforced "loyalty to the top" as the government's paradigm and replaced disloyal governors at will. All this has been accomplished with the quiet and resolve of a KGB agent. Shockingly, Vladimir Putin received KGB training.
(10/12/04 9:00am)
The spirit of coffee giant Starbucks has entered Hanover and the stage seems to be set for a showdown with the locally-owned Dirt Cowboy Caf.
(10/12/04 9:00am)
Dartmouth wants to make sure its students get a chance to perform their civic duty -- or at least sign up to do it.
(10/12/04 9:00am)
For the majority of students on campus, Columbus Day was just another Monday full of classes and exams. But for a number of Native American students and community members, it was much more.
(10/12/04 9:00am)
The Dartmouth employee thought to be carrying the hantavirus in late September was falsely diagnosed, the New Hampshire Department of Health and Human Services concluded recently.
(10/11/04 9:00am)
The Bad Plus is a Midwestern trio that combines jazz, rock, blues and beyond to create a fresh sound that is wholly original. Drummer David King and bassist Reid Anderson are from Minnesota while pianist Ethan Iverson hails from Wisconsin. The band formed in 1990 when Anderson and Iverson were playing restaurants across the Midwest.
(10/11/04 9:00am)
I'm sure I speak for all my fellow classmates when I thank Capt. Kyle Teamey '98 for his service to our country. I do, however, respectfully disagree with a number of his assertions "Ground Truth: Dateline Iraq," Oct. 8, The Dartmouth).
(10/11/04 9:00am)
In a recent letter to The Dartmouth, Vaughn Carney ("Scare Tactics, Part Two," October 1) launched into a painfully uninformed diatribe against the Bush Administration and its alleged attempts to reinstate the military draft. The author apparently thought Dartmouth students gullible enough to accept this claim without checking the facts. I hold my classmates in higher regard than that. Consequently, having checked into the facts, I wish to here cast a light on the current draft legislation. Seen through any of its three possible prisms, this light reflects poorly on Carney's credibility.