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Think Before You Drink: Tips for avoiding morning-after headaches
Probably.
Crady's New Year's Resolution
Dean Crady, Fall term is ending and you are about to assume one of the most unique and challenging positions in academia. In our last editorial of the year, we thought it important to discuss what will help you succeed at this job. Dartmouth is a living, breathing set of paradoxes: It oscillates between a liberal arts college and world-class university, between a rural haven for academics and a cosmopolitan cultural center, between embracing tradition and embracing progressivism. As the new dean of the College, you will have a short window of time -- a honeymoon period -- to set the tone for your tenure here. If you succeed, you can positively impact Dartmouth where previous administrative leaders have faltered.
The Granite State Oligarchy
"The people of Iowa pick corn, the people of New Hampshire pick presidents," said then-Gov. John H. Sununu in 1988.
Men's soccer to graduate six seniors, looks forward to recruits
With a frustrating loss to the University of Vermont last week, Dartmouth's men's soccer team was bumped out of the NCAA tournament and officially ended the season.
Dan Wagman '10 won his match against Harvard at the number six spot.
Strong squash team loses to rival Harvard, beats Tufts
With the win, the Crimson men improve to 3-0 while the women are also undefeated with a 4-0 record. The loss drops the Big Green men to 3-1, while the women are 2-1. The Big Green has never defeated the Crimson.
The Cool Kids performed at Alumni Hall Thursday night, with Dartmouth's Young Ivy as the opening act.
Cool Kids headline scaled-down PB show at Alumni Hall
Having established a fairly solid online fanbase, which allowed them to begin touring across the nation and spreading their funkadelic, hiptastic sound, The Cool Kids still remain relatively unknown within the realm of mainstream music. Going into the show, I didn't really know what to expect. And from the looks of it, I wasn't the only one, as everyone stood (quite awkwardly) milling about waiting for the show to begin. But it wasn't long before Alumni Hall in the Hopkins Center was rocking, filled with dance-busting, finals-procastinating, Dartmouth students.
I Feel Like... 2007-11-29
Daily Debriefing
The Dartmouth Skiway recently finished the first two phases of major renovation to its facilities. The new improvements include the construction of almost 1,400 feet of safety netting on the giant slalom course, tree removal, enlargement of trails, expansion of the area's snowmaking system and re-grading of skiways. The changes, initiated by a request from Skiway general manager Doug Holler and Dartmouth men's alpine ski coach Peter Dodge, will put the race course in-line with the safety requirements of the International Ski Federation. The Dartmouth Skiway is the host of several NCAA ski races and the College's annual Winter Carnival alpine ski races.
DMS study examines rural cancer care
Cancer patients from rural areas are diagnosed with cancer earlier than those from urban areas, two Dartmouth Medical School professors discovered. Professors of surgery Sam Finlayson and Ian Paquette helped disprove a long-held belief that rural patients wait longer to report their illness to a doctor.
Students who upgrade their computers to Mac OS X Leopard, the latest upgrade, are presently unable to use GreenPrint or eTokens.
Mac upgrade presents compatibility issues
Computing Services is advising users who depend on either resource to postpone upgrading to Leopard until the compatible software is released.
Seven senior men spoke about their personal life experiences at the first-ever
Senior men share experiences at panel
"'Women of Dartmouth' has been held for several years and we thought it would be great if men could share their stories too," said Zak Kaufman '08, who emceed the event. "We saw the power in that event, and there are phenomenal men at Dartmouth that people don't hear about."
Although Hitchcock was completely gutted, Redman said that planners attempted to maintain the original aesthetic of the building.
Hitchcock Hall to open next term
"I think we were more concerned about that in October than we are now," he said. "The contractors are saying we will have it for you."
Faculty tries to alter health benefits deal
Following widespread faculty dissatisfaction with a College proposal to reduce healthcare benefits for retiring faculty and staff, the Committee on Faculty has initiated efforts to produce a new, altered version of the plan for review by the Dartmouth financial officers.
Seven things to be thankful for -- at least if you're Alex Hodes
It's the most magical time of the year, right? Umm, wrong. The end of Fall term has consistently been the least enjoyable time of my Dartmouth career. You mean to tell me that I'm supposed to go home for a week and then come back and head right into finals? No thanks. Sure, we've got an extra week of post-Thanksgiving class this year, but it's not helping much. My solution? A second Thanksgiving-themed column. And I promise, I'll try not to make it too cliche.