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(10/24/08 6:15am)
Dartmouth, which currently sports a 0-5 overall record, is yet to reach the crux of the Ivy League season. Despite its losses, the team has only played two of its seven scheduled conference games, and, with a little luck in the upcoming weeks, could potentially gain a winning conference record and salvage something out of what has been a disappointing season for both players and fans.
(10/24/08 6:11am)
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(10/24/08 6:04am)
On Tuesday, the College unveiled a draft of its new Alcohol Management Program, intended to replace the current out-of-touch and convoluted Social Event Management policy. With the AMP, the College has undoubtedly taken some steps in the right direction, but it has also made some blunders and left many questions unanswered.
(10/24/08 6:00am)
Last Friday the student who sold me my grilled cheese sandwich on the lawn outside of Sig Ep had the courage to ask me how it tasted. The processed cheese was barely melted, the tasteless white bread wasn't buttered, the chef making it had dropped the one before mine on the ground but still passed it to a student who apparently didn't notice, and it was about $3 too expensive. Our late-night food options should not be this disappointing.
(10/23/08 6:22am)
In "Informed Enthusiasm," (Oct. 20), Peter Blair '12 picks up a gun intended for Dogmatism and aims it at Hope.
(10/23/08 6:21am)
Lately, a slew of columns have questioned the decision to rush (Dmitriy Gutkovich '10's "The Unaffiliated Path," Sept. 30), the rush process ("Verbum Ultimum: She's Nice, But...," Oct. 17), and the alleged pledge process (Brian Solomon '11's "Hazed and Confused," Oct. 20). Given these arguments, it may be difficult to see why over 60 percent of us choose to join a Greek organization over the course of our career here.
(10/23/08 6:19am)
(10/23/08 6:17am)
Yesterday marked the kickoff of one of the world's greatest sporting events, the almighty Fall Classic. This year's world series, in case you did not know, mathces two of the most pitiful baseball teams in Major League history: the Philadelphia Phillies and the Tampa Bay Rays.
(10/23/08 6:17am)
Playing in the two-round competition, Dartmouth shot a combined score of 617, 41 over par, finishing even with Nichols College. Bryant University won the tournament with a score of 604, 28 over par, with runner-up Sacred Heard University just one shot behind it. Rounding out the top three was Central Connecticut University, which finished with a score of 609, 33 over par, just five shots behind the victors from Bryant.
(10/23/08 6:17am)
Davis Mullany '11 improved by four strokes on day two of the NEIGA Championship as Dartmouth finished fourth.
(10/23/08 6:14am)
Barry Simmons' film
(10/23/08 6:14am)
Milton and his younger brother, Fred Ochieng '05, who followed Milton to Dartmouth a year later, made sure to honor this request.
(10/23/08 6:07am)
Republican presidential candidate John McCain spoke to a rally of a few thousand supporters on the hockey rink of St. Anselm College -- a Catholic, liberal arts college in Manchester, N.H. -- early Wednesday morning. McCain told the crowd that if elected President, Democratic candidate Barack Obama will raise taxes for the middle class and small businesses in an attempt to redistribute wealth. McCain did not mention Obama's pledge to cut taxes and offer tax credits to 95 percent of Americans, according to the Associated Press. McCain currently trails Obama by 9.4 percent in New Hampshire, despite having won the state's primaries in 2000 and 2008, according to Real Clear Politics. McCain said he likes being the underdog and expects his supporters in New Hampshire to rally behind him "one more time."
(10/23/08 6:05am)
Crate, who has studied the Viliui Sakha since the 1980s, recently spent the first of three planned summers in the Sakha Republic to study the people's understanding of climate change and to educate them.
(10/23/08 6:05am)
George Mason University Professor Susan Crate discusses the vast effects of climate change on the Viliui Sakha people of northeastern Siberia.
(10/23/08 6:04am)
Noted historian Sir John Elliott examined how British and Spanish colonies evolved differently due to opposite relationships with indigenous populations and the large time gap between the colonies' foundings at his Wednesday afternoon speech in Carson L01. Elliott, an expert in Spanish Imperial history, is this year's Robert F. Allabaugh Class of 1934 Memorial Lecturer.
(10/23/08 6:03am)
David G. Blanchflower, preferred name Danny G. Blanchflower, Professor of Economics
(10/23/08 6:03am)
Blanchflower, the only Dartmouth professor ever to be appointed to the Monetary Policy Committee, called for a decisive decrease in interest rates at least a year before the Committee's Oct. 8 unanimous decision to lower rates 0.5 percent.
(10/23/08 6:00am)
When stress builds, Matt Jorgensen '12 wanders the stacks of the Sherman Art library to "clear [his] mind."