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Verbum Ultimum

(11/19/04 11:00am)

Recent allegations of hazing and sexual harassment involving Theta Delta Chi fraternity and Delta Delta Delta sorority have resurfaced tensions familiar to anyone acquainted with Dartmouth's Greek system. Though the details of this particular incident remain obscured by an ongoing Hanover Police investigation and contradictory accounts given by those on opposite sides of the dispute, several points are abundantly clear.








Sweet Sixteen invite calls for a celebration for DRFC

(11/18/04 11:00am)

AMHERST, Mass., Nov. 14 -- It was a weekend of unpredictable weather and delays at the Northeastern Rugby Union Final Four, held this year at UMass Amherst. Because of snow that arrived Friday night, the planned two-day tournament was moved to Sunday, so each of the four teams played two shortened matches in a single day, resting for only an hour in between.





Teaching, Research, or Both?

(11/18/04 11:00am)

First, I want to get all the compliments out of the way. Dartmouth remains ranked among the top 10 institutions of higher learning in the United States. It is also the only self-described "college" to appear in the top 30. The Wall Street Journal ranks it seventh on its list of top feeder schools. Dartmouth is an elite institution with a unique focus on the undergraduate body and an extensive record of excellent teaching.









Peanuts, Cracker Jack, 'Roids

(11/17/04 11:00am)

As expected, Barry Bonds captured his Major League record seventh National League MVP trophy this season, his fourth in a row. Barry Bonds was unquestionably the most valuable player in the league, finishing with arguably his greatest season of his career. Barry Bonds was walked 232 times, more than 100 more than any other player in the league. He registered 120 intentional walks, almost double the number that any other team received. Despite having more than 200 fewer official at bats than the other MVP candidates such as runner-up Adrian Beltre and third-place finisher Albert Pujols, Bonds had almost identical offensive statistics. Finally, Bonds had an on-base percentage of .609, an absolutely incredible statistic and the best in history. It is easy for any casual baseball fan to see that Bonds was categorically better than any other player in the league by a wide margin.