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(10/04/07 5:22am)
Friday Night Rock is known for providing a venue for fans of alternative and experimental music. They have booked bands like the obscurely-named "Menomena," "Frog Eyes," "Holy Fuck" and "The Dirty Projectors." Friday Night Rock's upcoming show, however, features artists with relatively tamer titles and presumably tamer musical styles: Denison Witmer and Marla Hansen.
(10/04/07 5:14am)
Welcome back, faithful followers of Knapptime. To kick off this fall, we will take a closer look into a sport which, admittedly, I once referred to as "whistle ball" due to the number of times the referee stopped play. That, however, was four years ago. And just as the Dartmouth women's field hockey team puts my small high school's team to shame, so, too, do the women of the team. Well, two of them, at least. The brave duo of Ashley Hines '09 and Kristen McCormick '09 proved themselves worthy of Knapptime fame. Either that, or they live across the hall from me in New Hamp. Whatever the case may be, Hines and McCormick are not just stellar athletes, but also classy and entertaining young women.
(10/04/07 5:13am)
The Big Green grabs control of the ball on a lineout in early season action.
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The team had a rocky start in preseason, getting shut out against a pair of Canadian universities, Queens and McGill, by scores of 35-0 and 17-0, respectively. However, the team bounced back to take the Granite Cup over in-state rivals Plymouth State and New Hampshire and gained momentum heading into the regular season.
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By conventional wisdom I should have been angry as hell that Mahmoud Ahmadinejad was allowed to speak at the United Nations on Sept. 26. As a New York Jew from head to toe, I should be square in the middle of the "protest demographic" that had its blood boiling at 120 degrees over the issue of Ahmadinejad's speech last week. After all, the Iranian president's repeated threats to wipe Israel off the map and assertions that the Holocaust never occurred roughly comprise the sort of comments that would normally send me spiraling into a destructive rage. A great deal of my Jewish friends from home seemed distressed about his invitation, and my brothers informed me that the Orthodox Jewish school at which we all received our formal education was to participate in a rally protesting Ahmadinejad's speech. Clearly, tempers were a' flarin'.
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(10/03/07 6:43am)
Triathlete Jarrod Shoemaker '04 earned himself a place on the U.S. team for the 2008 Beijing Olympics at the International Triathlon Union World Cup in Beijing last month, according to The Valley News. Shoemaker finished first, beating out Hunter Kemper and Andy Potts, both well-established Olympians, by 13 and 35 seconds respectively. His cross-training began at Dartmouth, going from the track to the pool to strengthen his swimming side. Shoemaker's running abilities are already well set: he won the 2002 Heptagonal Games cross-country crown, according to Dartmouth Sports. In 2005, he won the under-25 world triathlon championship in Japan, and this year he will compete at the World Cup in Greece and Cancun, The Valley News reported.
(10/03/07 6:43am)
Hanover Police reported two incidents on Tuesday involving Robert Haines, a Manchester resident running for the U.S. presidency, saying that he had "crossed the acceptable boundaries between people" while campaigning in downtown Hanover. Police involvement followed complaints by two female Dartmouth students about their interactions with Haines.
(10/03/07 6:42am)
Hanover Camera Shop's owner Dena Romero said competition is not toblame for her store's closure.
(10/03/07 6:42am)
As the general manager of the store explained the nuances of film development to a client, several staff members rearranged the remaining supplies, while others approached the customers walking in the door. There were few signs that the store is going out of business.
(10/03/07 6:41am)
Cunningham's visit will climax with his lecture Wednesday night at 7 p.m. inthe Moore Theater and his troupe's performances on Friday and Saturday.
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"Montgomery Fellows are chosen on the basis of their achievements and their potential to enrich students' educational experiences," said Susan Wright, the executive director of the Montgomery Endowment. "Cunningham is one of the greatest dance choreographers of our time -- he has a wide impact in the arts."
(10/03/07 6:41am)
The Dartmoose, who made a surprise visit to Tuesday's Assembly meeting, experienceddifficulty seeing and had to be escorted up and down the stairs.
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Last winter's impeachment effort sparked the creation of the Governance Task Force, which was responsible for recommending how to revise the constitution. The new constitution changes the rules for impeachment, now requiring a petition signed by 500 members of the student body to depose the president. Impeachment will still also require a vote by three-quarters of the General Assembly and the presentation of articles for impeachment. This change, however, does not come into effect until next year.