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Greg Patton '13 set a new Dartmouth single-game rushing record with 243 yards during Saturday's game.
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The Still North 2009-11-09
Daily Debriefing
Dartmouth was ranked ninth in Kiplinger's 2009-2010 Best Values in Private Colleges list, which took into account the College's academic standards and need-based financial aid program. The list currently available online identifies the top 100 colleges that provide a quality education at an affordable price. The California Institute of Technology tops the list, with Princeton University coming in second and Yale University ranking third. Kiplinger considers an institution's ability to attract and retain intelligent students because of high-quality academics, according to an article accompanying the ranking. Colleges and universities are also ranked based on tuition, the types of financial aid offered and the percentage of students receiving aid, according to Kiplinger.
N.H., N.D. governors consider state issues
Hoeven and Lynch both stressed the importance of education and business expansion.
Ivy Council held at Dartmouth for first time since 2005
Ivy League student representatives discussed housing policies, career services, disciplinary action and academic advising this weekend at the Ivy Council fall conference. An estimated total of 45 delegates from all Ivy League institutions except Harvard University attended the event, which Dartmouth hosted for the first time since 2005.
Peer institutions also respond to losses with cuts
After making significant cuts to operating budgets last winter, Dartmouth's peer institutions have again embarked on cost cutting this fall in light of endowment returns that continue to drop, while attempting to maintain financial aid programs and protect the quality of the student experience.
College aims to cut $100 million over two years
Dartmouth will implement a series of budget cuts over the next two fiscal years that could total $100 million, the Board of Trustees announced on Saturday. The announcement follows a 23-percent drop in the College's endowment and comes less than one year after the College implemented a $72-million budget reduction last winter for the 2009 and 2010 fiscal years combined.
Graduate students experiment with digital arrangements
Hovey's Lounge in the basement of Thayer Dining Hall played host last Thursday to performances of original digital music compositions by faculty and graduate students. The dim common room-turned-venue looked like a trendy cafe, with ambient lights showing silhouettes of an intimate group lounging on couches and armchairs, eating cookies from Umpleby's and chatting about their upcoming projects.
Rising opera star Roberts '00 lands lead role in ‘La Boheme'
Although Roberts had been singing since she was young, it was not until she studied at Dartmouth that she branched out to opera.
Short Answer
While I sympathize with the Verbum Ultimum's general point that students should have accurate representation, I think it is important that Greeks and non-Greeks have equal representation, even though that would not reflect the campus at large. Giving Greek houses that have committed infractions the majority power to discipline other Greek houses that have committed infractions doesn't make a whole lot of sense. OAC needs disinterested third parties. Peter Blair '12
Don't Text and Drive
A recent New York Times article reported the case of a young British woman killed in a traffic accident. The 22-year-old driver of the car that caused the crash was sentenced to 21 months in a high-security women's prison. This was not a case of DWI rather DWT: driving while texting.
Show Me the Money: Corporate sponsorship of Dartmouth athletics
On DartmouthSports.com, advertisements for Muscle Milk the "ready to drink functional beverage" have become seemingly omnipresent. The product's presence on the site, which began just this year, is a result of Muscle Milk's recent corporate sponsorship of Dartmouth athletics.
ONE-ON-ONE: Michael Reilly '12
I sat down with Big Green wide receiever Michael Reilly '12 and discussed his time on the team this season and the team's recent successes.
The Power Rankings
So Dartmouth athletics is now partly sponsored by Muscle Milk. Cornell is apparently sponsored by some sort of gum (ba-dum-tsh). Psi U is sponsored by Jack Wills. I think we can do better. Here are some more corporate sponsorships that Dartmouth should have:
Women's soccer beats Cornell on Senior Day
In her last game in Big Green uniform, co-captain Kelsey Quick '10's strong play propelled the Dartmouth women's soccer team to a 2-0 victory over Cornell in the season finale on Saturday. The victory gave Dartmouth a winning record in the Ivy League for the season.