Softball warms up with fall games
The Dartmouth softball team played two doubleheader scrimmages over the weekend, going 3-1 overall.
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The Dartmouth softball team played two doubleheader scrimmages over the weekend, going 3-1 overall.
The Dartmouth field hockey team lost 5-2 to Yale on Saturday in New Haven, Conn. The Big Green (6-7, 2-2 Ivy) has lost two games in a row, and three of its last four.
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The Upper Valley Haven has experienced a 45-percent increase in visits to its food shelf over the past year.
There is no sugar coating the fact that Dartmouth football is struggling. The last win for the program came nearly two years ago, in what then appeared to be a breakout game for the team a 59-31 win over Cornell. Since the beginning of the 2008-2009 season, the highest scoring output of the Big Green has been a lowly 26 points at Homecoming a year ago against Holy Cross. Amazingly, Dartmouth has only held its opponents to less than 26 points in a game twice in that same 15-game span. You read that right: For the past two seasons, Dartmouth's best offensive and defensive efforts combined could have only produced two wins.
The latest Dartmouth controversy concerns a Mirror piece written by a disaffected Dartmouth student, Matthew Ritger '10. Ritger, in both his original piece ("The Gospel According to Matthew," Oct. 9) and his follow-up ("The Gospel According to Matthew," Oct. 16), displays a commendable concern for the problem of sexual abuse, one which I wish all Dartmouth students shared as passionately. He also correctly identifies other severe problems with the social atmosphere at Dartmouth. He is, however, deeply misguided in placing the blame on the fraternity system.
Dartmouth's equestrian team competed in back-to-back events this weekend, overcoming both freezing snow conditions and unruly horses to finish second out of seven teams at Saturday's Dartmouth Show and third out of nine teams Sunday at Colby-Sawyer College.
The Dartmouth men's golf team earned a split against Harvard and Cornell at the first annual Ivy League Match Play event on Cape Cod on Saturday. The Dartmouth women's golf team, meanwhile, shot 700 at the Kelly Gutshall Invitational to finish ninth out of 10.
Quality programming was never hard to come by in the 1990s. From "Friends" to "Frasier" to "The Fresh Prince of Bel-Air," the lineup of unforgettable series was endless. At the backbone of the decade's astonishing programming was an incredible collection of stars.
If you had asked me for my opinion of Maurice Sendak's "Where The Wild Things Are" (1963) before I saw the film adaptation that led the box office last weekend, I would have told you it was among my top three favorite children's books.
College President Jim Yong Kim will be adopted as a member of the Class of 1982 during the class' mini-reunion this Saturday, Diana Lawrence, director of communications for the Office of Alumni Relations, told The Dartmouth on Tuesday. The formal adoption will take place in the Russo Gallery in Kemeny Hall. The Class of 1982 is adopting Kim because 1982 is the year he would have graduated from the College had he been a Dartmouth student, Lawrence told The Dartmouth. Former College President James Wright was an adopted member of the Class of 1964, she said.
Apollo Management, a private equity firm led by chief executive officer and current Dartmouth Trustee Leon Black '73, is now at the center of a probe by the California Public Employees' Retirement System, the largest U.S. public pension firm, CalPERS announced last week. CalPERS began the review after receiving information about a potential conflict of interest regarding payments made by Apollo to an external money manager, according to Clark McKinley, an information officer at the CalPERS Office of Public Affairs.
The Upper Valley Haven, a nonprofit organization in White River Junction, Vt. that provides food, clothing and shelter for Upper Valley residents in need, has experienced a 45-percent increase in visits to its food shelf and increased demand for its shelter facilities during the past year as a result of the economic downturn straining the shelter's material and volunteer resources, development director Liz Verney told The Dartmouth this week.
The spring 2010 Music Foreign Study Program in London has been cancelled for the first time in the program's 20-year history, according to according to Sally Pinkas, the music professor who was slated to lead the program. The program was cut due to low enrollment, as only five students had enrolled in the program three short of the required eight students, Pinkas said.
Graduate students looking for housing in the Hanover area are faced with a limited set of options, according to Graduate Student Council President Tina Chang GR '10. Affordable off-campus housing is in short supply, while on-campus housing provided by the College tends to be more expensive than housing offered by peer institutions, Chang said.
College President Jim Yong Kim will be adopted as a member of the Class of 1982 during the class' mini-reunion this Saturday, Diana Lawrence, director of communications for the Office of Alumni Relations, told The Dartmouth on Tuesday. The formal adoption will take place in the Russo Gallery in Kemeny Hall. The Class of 1982 is adopting Kim because 1982 is the year he would have graduated from the College had he been a Dartmouth student, Lawrence told The Dartmouth. Former College President James Wright was an adopted member of the Class of 1964, she said.
Apollo Management, a private equity firm led by chief executive officer and current Dartmouth Trustee Leon Black '73, is now at the center of a probe by the California Public Employees' Retirement System, the largest U.S. public pension firm, CalPERS announced last week. CalPERS began the review after receiving information about a potential conflict of interest regarding payments made by Apollo to an external money manager, according to Clark McKinley, an information officer at the CalPERS Office of Public Affairs.