Faith under Fire
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Asian, black, mixed, white and so on, we all have relationship "problems" at Dartmouth. No one seems to find worthy mates outside of their infamous twin beds. Relationships really should reach far beyond the extra-long fitted sheet, far beyond the pallet on the floor, far beyond the football field at night -- yes, someone's nasty little secret has been spoiled. In my opinion, at Dartmouth College the majority of relationships have been reduced to sex, or should I say "Meat Fests."
Sophomores are not the only ones to discover the magic of Hanover during the summer. Many prospective students join in the fun as well.
After years of student lobbying to expand the Kresge Fitness Center, the Board of Trustees earmarked funds for the project at its last meeting and the Athletics Department has begun planning for the renovation of the second floor of Alumni Gymnasium to accommodate the new fitness center.
Every summer with a wave of nostalgia, scores of sophomores throw down their books and take off for the wilderness to relive their freshman trip experience.
After three summers of guidance, 16 rising high school seniors graduated from the Summer Enrichment at Dartmouth program Monday night at a ceremony held in Dartmouth Hall.
An underground cable failure near Hanover High School Sunday that contributed to two local power outages over the last two days has proven irksome to students living both on and off campus.
The last thing anyone can call the Beastie Boys is sellouts. Here they are with "To the Five Boroughs," six years after their last album and 18 after "License To Ill," and they're still doing the same old thing they've always done -- God bless 'em.
Following in the footsteps of such journalistic luminaries as Mike Wallace, Barbara Walters and Mark Sweeney '05, The Dartmouth's Steven Orbuch catches up with big names and asks questions that others have too much professionalism or integrity to ask. Today, Orbuch chats with soccer sensation Panagiotis Savidis '06 because Mary-Kate Olsen was unavailable for interview.
To the Editor:
When a friend asked me last weekend who I expected to win the upcoming presidential election, I almost caught myself by surprise when the words "coin flip" came out of my mouth. My instinctive answer was a bit puzzling because I don't expect the vote to be close -- I'd lay money on a margin of more than five percent for the winner. The real question is whether it will be Bush or Kerry on the happy side of that margin, and the more I think about it the more sure I am that I don't know the answer.
The Board of Trustees certainly has good manners. When Charter Trustee William Neukom '64 pledged $22 million to the College in March, his fellow Board members forewent the standard thank-you card and instead handed him the chairmanship of the Board of Trustees. While it would be more than presumptuous of us to assume that there was some sort of quid pro quo involved in the swap, we find it difficult to believe that Neukom's generosity -- the largest gift to an academic program in College history -- went unnoticed by his electors.
June 28, Hanover Police Department, 6:14 p.m.
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During the summer months, the lure of the New Hampshire outdoors is nearly irresistible, and many Dartmouth students have chosen to take advantage of the agreeable weather while fulfilling a graduation requirement.
If a presidential candidate's process of selecting a vice presidential candidate begets more speculation than anything else in politics, then the actual choice comes in a close second.
Charged with coordinating writing instruction on campus, computer science professor Tom Cormen started his three-year term as acting director of College's new writing program July 1.
As Dartmouth sets into its third week of summer, the double-platinum, Grammy-nominated and internationally renowned musician Johnny Clegg will perform with his current outfit The Johnny Clegg Band in Spaulding Auditorium Wednesday at 7 p.m.
While the '06 members of the men's heavyweight and lightweight crew teams and the women's crew team will continue to row nearly everyday this summer, their regimen looks to be much less intense then it typically is during Fall, Winter and Spring terms.
Though a relaxing time in Hanover, the Fourth of July was a busy and monumental weekend in the international sports world. Here is a look at some of the holiday weekend's sports highlights: