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(05/14/04 9:00am)
This Saturday afternoon will feature what many students consider the centerpiece of Green Key weekend: the AD lawn party. From noon until 5 p.m., the Alpha Delta fraternity will host an event annually characterized by crazy times, outdoor alcohol consumption and funky up-and-coming bands.
(05/14/04 9:00am)
Don't join the Green Key Society if you're looking to relive the debaucheries of your Green Key experience during the school year.
(05/14/04 9:00am)
While Greek houses on Webster Avenue get ready to host wild parties, crowds of students and pong tournaments in their basements for Green Key weekend, only a few affinity houses will be putting together their own events.
(05/14/04 9:00am)
As students gear up for the Green Key festivities, Safety and Security and the Hanover Police are also preparing to take measures they say will ensure student safety throughout the weekend.
(05/14/04 9:00am)
Look, I don't know why Green Key weekend is called Green Key weekend, or what it's supposed to stand for or when it originated, but I'm pretty sure that it was NOT originally intended to be just a celebration of drunkenness. Disgusting college behavior can be enjoyed on any weekend, so why not make this one special and different? Instead of donning a toga, go out on the Green and play badminton with some kids from White River Junction who may or may not have learning disabilities. They'll get a kick out of the activity and your resume will look exponentially more impressive. Or perform a Random Act of Kindness on a day that isn't Random Act of Kindness Day. Now that's random!
(05/14/04 9:00am)
So, Green Key has finally arrived. The snow that envelops Hanover for half of the year has at last receded, along with the frigid weather and winter depression. Spring has arrived with all the beauty embodied in 8 p.m. sunsets and cloudless skies. In honor of this highly-anticipated arrival comes the weekend of mythic proportions ... (insert drum roll) Green Key.
(05/14/04 9:00am)
Spring has sprung. The snow has melted, the birds are chirping, the miniskirts are reigning and, most importantly, the campus is ready to celebrate.
(05/14/04 9:00am)
Some of Dartmouth's Green Key traditions may be over 100 years old, but the College's spring celebratory weekend has undergone radical transformations since its origins.
(05/13/04 9:00am)
With a personal touch and a statement about life far beyond Socialist Germany, "Good Bye, Lenin," playing at the Nugget this week and slated to show at the Hopkins Center later this month, is one of few films documenting one of the most important political and geographic shifts in the past 25 years: the fall of the Berlin Wall.
(05/13/04 9:00am)
The Outdoor Ivy League Heptagonal Championships is the culmination of Dartmouth track and field. With the academic year drawing to a close and most seniors staring into the face of life without organized athletics, the members of the Ancient Eight gather one last time to determine which among them is the best.
(05/13/04 9:00am)
To the Editor:
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Maybe I am combative or argumentative by nature, or just plain curious about what people believe, but in my conversations with my friends, I often cannot resist asking, "Why do you believe that?" Whether we are talking about the legitimacy of same-sex marriage, or the fight for fair trade, or the reproductive rights of women, or the battle against poverty, or the constitutionality of the phrase "under God" in the pledge of allegiance, or the pervasiveness of pornography, I try to probe and understand the fundamental assumptions that my friends hold. But no matter how diverse the topics of our conversations are, I notice that one fundamental assumption almost never fails to emerge: Separation of church and state means that religion has no business influencing public policy.
(05/13/04 9:00am)
Three months after thefacebook.com was launched and some 60-odd days after it came to Dartmouth, the multi-school online photo directory has continued to rapidly expand -- reaping both social and entrepreneurial benefits. The long-commercial-free site, users have remarked, now posts numerous advertisements.
(05/13/04 9:00am)
Editor's Note: This is the fifth and final article in a series examining higher education admissions in the wake of last year's University of Michigan Supreme Court decisions. This article looks at the benefit given to athletes and compares other common preferences given to applicants that were discussed in this series.
(05/13/04 9:00am)
Representing a school with a history of controversial investments, Dartmouth's Advisory Committee on Investor Responsibility has developed a new disclosure policy for the College's public stock holdings.
(05/13/04 9:00am)
Walking around campus, poker does not seem to be a prevalent activity. Look a little deeper, however, and there is a strong network of games to be found. Currently, there exists a BlitzMail list of approximately 130 students, all interested in playing an impromptu game of poker, with stakes of varying intensity.
(05/13/04 9:00am)
The Board of Trustees announced the election of T.J. Rodgers '70 as an alumni trustee Wednesday, following a two-month long nomination process by Dartmouth alumni that ended Saturday.
(05/12/04 9:00am)
We've all been to the Hop to see a movie. This term some people went to "The Magdalene Sisters" while others went to "Big Fish." Luckily, there's something for everyone. But who exactly picks out the movies that are shown? Who decides which hot new movies should get playing time? Who decides which weird French foreign film people might like?