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(11/10/08 9:13am)
The Big Green men's hockey team earned its first two victories of the season in a weekend that saw the team amass 10 goals over two games. The Big Green dispatched both Union College and Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute by identical scores of 5-2 in a road trip to New York state.
(11/10/08 9:12am)
Philip Galligan '09 hauled in three catches for 44 yards against the Big Red, but Dartmouth's offense remained grounded in a 38-14 loss on Saturday.
(11/10/08 9:12am)
Dartmoth (0-8, 0-5 Ivy) remains in last place in the Ivy League, while Cornell (4-4, 2-3 Ivy) is tied for fifth place with Princeton.
(11/10/08 9:11am)
The life of a varsity athlete at Dartmouth presents both athletic and academic challenges. It means hours of practice every day and requires the ability to manage whatever time one has have left in order to keep up with a strenuous school schedule.
(11/10/08 9:11am)
A six-year study of Gates Millennium Scholarship Program applicants suggests that black students who major in "high-paying fields" tend to make less money immediately after graduating college than Asian-American and Hispanic-American students who major in the same fields, according to the Chronicle of Higher Education. The study, conducted by the University of Chicago's National Opinion Research Center, monitored approximately 350 students from their high school graduations in the spring of 2000 until 2006. The salaries of black students who majored in science, technology, mathematics or engineering was 50 percent less than that of their Asian and Hispanic counterparts shortly after college, and black students who majored in business or law also made less money, according to the study. The researchers of the study stated that they had insufficient data to examine whether employer discrimination was responsible for the disparities they found.
(11/10/08 9:10am)
If there is a silver lining in the recent Wall Street meltdown, it may be the opportunity for Dartmouth seniors to pursue postgraduate options they would not have otherwise considered, like Teach For America, according to Monica Wilson, associate director of employer relations. Last Friday marked the end of the second of four rounds for TFA applications.
(11/10/08 8:36am)
Students celebrate President-elect Barack Obama's Tuesday victory in an Office of Pluralism and Leadership event Sunday in Collis Common Ground.
(11/10/08 8:36am)
Sisters of Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority, Inc., led the crowd in the singing of "Lift Every Voice and Sing." Members of Soul Scribes, Vandana and the Native Women's Dancing Society also performed at the event, which included musical and dance performances, speeches and readings of personal writings and religious works.
(11/10/08 8:36am)
President-elect Barack Obama will inherit an inauspicious slate of challenges, the likes of which have not confronted incoming presidents in decades, when he begins his term in January, an interdisciplinary panel of professors agreed. The panel, "Change? The 2008 Elections: Outcomes, Consequences, and Next Steps," evaluated the consequences of Obama's Tuesday victory in terms of executive advice, trade policy, health-care policy and social and welfare policy Friday before an overflowing audience in the Rockefeller Center.
(11/10/08 8:35am)
Chairman of the Board of Trustees Ed Haldeman '70 solicits student input on the College presidential search and budget cuts at a forum on Friday.
(11/10/08 8:35am)
Trustees on the committee gathered student input when the Board held an open forum with students Friday in Moore Hall. The forum, organized by Student Assembly, focused primarily on the presidential search, although students also asked about budget cuts and their potential impact on diversity at the College.
(11/10/08 8:34am)
Dartmouth's endowment fell 6 percent, or $220 million, in the first quarter of the current fiscal year, which began July 1 and ended Sept. 30, Ed Haldeman '70, chairman of the Board of Trustees, said in an interview with The Dartmouth. The Board learned of the drop, which now leaves the endowment at $3.44 billion, during its November meeting last weekend, but the extent of the endowment's October decline is not yet available, according to College President James Wright.
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(11/07/08 9:53am)
Dartmouth will have to contend with a high-powered Cornell offense that is near the top of the Ivy League in passing yards and total offensive yards.
(11/07/08 9:53am)
The Big Red, with whom the Big Green has had a storied rivalry, was the last team to lose to the Big Green. That loss came in a 59-31 shootout last November in which the Big Green scored more points in a single game than it has in the past 72 years.
(11/07/08 9:51am)
Four different players scored as the Big Green handed BC its first shutout and loss of the year on Wednesday.
(11/07/08 9:51am)
The line of left wing Maggie Kennedy '09, center Amanda Trunzo '11 and right wing Jenna Cunningham '10 supplied the majority of Dartmouth's offense, as the three skaters combined for eight points on three goals and five assists.
(11/07/08 9:46am)
Eben Clattenburg '09 is the tobacco cessation intern for the College's Health Resources department and is a member of the Tobacco Task Force. He is passionate about tobacco cessation because he doesn't think that smokers "have the right to put other people's lives at risk." Eben elaborates on Dartmouth's cigarette culture or, rather, lack thereof.
(11/07/08 9:45am)
'10 Theta Delt: I was in Collis, and some girls started crying and stuff. Dude, girls are going to be so horny because Barack won.