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David Stern, the commissioner of the NBA, recently proposed a dress code for his league's players. Stern said he may require business-casual attire at official NBA functions.
Large-scale disasters -- including the tsunami in Southeast Asia, Hurricane Rita and the recent earthquake in Pakistan--are severe drains on global morale and non-victims are rapidly becoming desensitized.
Although fall rush is over for campus fraternities and sororities, coed rush is just getting underway with The Tabard and Phi Tau coed fraternities beginning their rolling rush processes and Alpha Theta holding two nights of rush on Oct. 20 and 25.
Student Assembly and Kappa Kappa Kappa fraternity hosted a mock Committee on Standards hearing Monday night in an attempt to better acquaint students with COS procedures.
Members of the Order of Omega Greek honor society have begun planning for this year's student United Way campaign.
Democratic congressional candidates Paul Hodes, vying to represent Hanover and the rest of New Hampshire's second district, and Vermont State Senator Peter Welch discussed the war in Iraq, the economy and their party's electoral prospects in front of an audience of approximately 125 Dartmouth students and local residents on Monday night.
Attendees at a Monday discussion about whether torturing wartime prisoners is justified ran into protestors at the door of Filene Auditorium who argued that the subject should not be up for debate.
Panhellenic Council officers have launched an investigation, they said, to determine whether members of Kappa Delta Epsilon sorority committed rush infractions last Thursday when they crashed Sigma Delta sorority's bid acceptance night and allegedly discussed offering two new Sigma Delt members open bids to KDE.
Keller Williams has achieved success on his own terms, and has been wowing audiences for over a decade with his wholly original approach to solo performance. Keller has appeared at the Bonnaroo and High Sierra music festivals several times and shared the stage with such acclaimed artists as String Cheese Incident, moe. and The Roots' ?uestlove. He has also made nine albums and played thousands of shows all over the U.S. and Europe.
Dave Douglas and Keystone -- not to be confused with the beer -- is a cool group centered on a cool idea: jazz pieces accompanying a selection of Roscoe "Fatty" Arbuckle's silent films. For those who don't know, Fatty Arbuckle was one of the first comedians of the silent-film era and even served as a mentor to the much more famous Charlie Chaplin.
The Dartmouth Women's Rugby Club matched up against Ivy foe Brown this weekend at the Corey Ford Rugby Clubhouse After a hard fought defensive battle, it walked away from its brand new pitch with an 8-5 victory over the Bears.
The Dartmouth volleyball team (9-7, Ivy 2-4) continued to fall short of its potential this weekend, losing two matches at Brown and Yale. The Big Green, which carried a nine-match winning streak into last weekend, has now dropped four straight.
In a tight defensive struggle, Dartmouth field hockey fell 1-0 to visiting Maine at a cold and windy Scully-Fahey Field on Sunday.
One quarter of outstanding football was not enough for Dartmouth (1-4, Ivy 0-2), as three quarters of Holy Cross (5-2) domination doomed the visiting Big Green to its fourth consecutive loss. Once again, Dartmouth was no match for its opponents under the weather conditions in what was the first career start for Big Green quarterback Josh Cohen '09. Cohen lit it up in the fourth quarter, but two late touchdowns were not enough to prevent the Crusaders from pillaging Dartmouth 28-16.
It looked as though history would repeat itself on Saturday, when the Penn Quakers hosted Dartmouth's men's soccer team at Rhodes Field in Philadelphia, Penn. In a carbon copy of Wednesday's scoreless tie against Vermont, Dartmouth once again played a very evenly-matched, yet goalless game against a strong opponent. Just like four days ago, Dartmouth played through two overtimes except this time down a man after a red card. However, this bout woudln't end in a tie as Penn's hero, sophomore Keith Vereb scored a golden goal with 1:11 left in the game to give the Quakers a 1-0 win, something they haven't been able to acheive in their last nine attempts against Dartmouth.
Women's soccer improved to 8-3-1 (Ivy 2-1) with a 1-0 win Saturday over the Penn Quakers.
Today marks the first time in a week that I've had downtime between 8 a.m. and 6 p.m. Today, I've been assigned basecamp at our headquarters (the community center of a church left standing from Katrina). Admin has consisted of a few points today: (a) manning walkie talkies and coordinating debris crews, (b) informing the public works department, to their chagrin, that one of our chainsaw teams uncovered a "furiously gushing" water main break, (c) answering the phonecalls of anxious survivors and potential volunteers, and (d) most recently, signing onto Facebook. There was a statistical issue that has been nagging me for days, and I wanted Mark Zuckerburg's assessment.
The subject of voting procedures in alumni elections has been the topic of several opinion pieces and letters to The Dartmouth in the past five months. The current draft of a new Association of Alumni constitution proposes a change in the voting system for the election of alumni trustees.
Make sure your children come straight home to study after school. Forbid them to see their friends until the weekend. Only allow them fifteen minutes of phone use and an hour of television per week. Give them additional homework after they've finished with their schoolwork.
The annual Native-American Fly-In and Dartmouth Bound visitation programs took place last week as part of Dartmouth's recruitment effort for minority students.
