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(07/12/05 9:00am)
For the third consecutive year, Roger Federer won Wimbledon. This has brought to bear the inevitable discussions of Federer's greatness and his place in history. Announcers have claimed that Federer possesses the complete game and that he could be the greatest talent ever to have played. The Swiss sensation is only 23, and has won five majors, which puts him on par to possibly reach Pete Sampras' record of 14 slam titles. At Wimbledon this year, Federer was never seriously challenged and beat Andy Roddick with apparent ease. Federer is the only player since Sampras to enter Wimbledon each year as the overwhelming favorite.
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To the Editor:
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To the Editor:
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The men of Dartmouth are gone. In their place, the College has been gradually filled with an entirely new population of males -- a population that nonchalantly drinks soy milk and orders egg white breakfast wraps; a population that religiously watches TV shows like "The OC;" a population that spends whole evenings updating their thefacebook.com profiles; a population that admits to having emotions. What, ask I, has gone wrong?
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Anthropology professor Hoyt Alverson is challenging the notion of a "drinking culture" at the College with his research.
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This past Saturday, some 2,000 bike riders and walkers, alongside 220 volunteers, braved the rain and raised over $700,000 for cancer research at the 24th annual Prouty Fitness Bike Ride and Fitness Walk.
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Even as the death toll from last Thursday's bombings in London continues to rise, Dartmouth officials are breathing a sigh of relief.
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For the past seven years, the Dartmouth Outing Club's sophomore trips have been an integral part of the sophomore summer experience, giving students the chance to wander the outdoors and relive freshman year DOC trips. Yet with only a little over 50 participants this year, STRIPs fell well below past years' numbers.
(07/07/05 9:00am)
Summer term at Dartmouth evokes images of laid-back classes and floating in the river, accompanied by a general sense of relaxation. Keeping this in mind, the Dartmouth Film Society is going against the grain with its summer film series titled "Speed" -- "a collection of films about velocity in all its forms." Serving as a chronicle of "The Age of Impatience," this term's series promises to get your adrenaline pumping.
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The retirement of Justice Sandra Day O'Connor from the Supreme Court has presented President Bush with a situation so contentious as to make John Bolton seem as non-controversial as Ned Flanders -- mustache, glasses and all.
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In response to Kathryn Gilbert's criticism of a fellow student's take on the recent War and Peace Center's Middle East Panel ("Deserving of More Nuanced Debate," June 30), I felt more compelled than usual to comment on yet another bout of bickering, courtesy of the op-ed page.
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Many sophomores edged closer to lucrative Wall Street jobs Monday night when the deadline for on-campus recruiting applications expired.
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Judge Michael Wolff '67 became chief justice of the Missouri Supreme Court last Friday, succeeding Ronnie White, Missouri's first black chief justice.
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Starting this fall, Dartmouth will join each of its Ivy League peers in charging undergraduates over $40,000 in tuition, room, board and mandatory fees for the 2005-2006 academic year. The move comes in the light of a controversial interest rate hike on government student loans that went into effect July 1.
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This summer, Dartmouth's SEAD program is launching its fifth successful year in matching up high school students with college mentors -- and providing those students with a support system for the future.
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The Dartmouth athletic department announced Friday that Sam Hopkins, a member of the athletic marketing office at Brown University, will be joining Dartmouth as assistant director of athletics for marketing and promotions. Hopkins will replace Trevor Carlson in overseeing the promotion of athletic events, the securing of corporate sponsorships and the expansion of the Dartmouth athletics fan base.
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As part of the Encuentro Latino Dartmouth Summer Arts Festival, painter Ernesto Cuevas '98 returned to Dartmouth on Saturday, July 2 to help create a collaborative mural in the Latin American, Latino and Caribbean House. Cuevas has returned to his alma mater several times to work on creative artistic pieces with current students.
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The National Basketball Association's draft is one of the strangest nights in sports. Every major sport has a draft, but none quite compare with the basketball version.
(07/05/05 9:00am)
The article in the June 30 issue of The Dartmouth ("ROTC garners student support; admin. split") regarding attitudes toward Dartmouth's Army ROTC program created major misperceptions and raised questions that require clarification. The claim that a lack of College support is the cause of the Army's lower level of scholarship support for Dartmouth students than for those at our peer institutions is not based on any information from the Army, or on the facts of the situation. The fact is that College is supportive, and is not in any way "split" on the matter.
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Memo to the 2007 Class Council: The sophomore summer opening address was actually a great idea, and Gina Barreca '79 was an entertaining speaker, but you have got to do something about the design of those t-shirts that were handed out to attendees. Unless you were envisioning us all signing each others' backs in true "Camp Dartmouth" style, the plain white just doesn't cut it. But all design flaws aside, the program was surprisingly worthwhile and well-attended for a hot June afternoon. All the speakers seemed relaxed and interested in holding the audience's attention. Thus, the event easily established a new tradition while raising some questions about life at Dartmouth.