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Calculating financial costs can be dry stuff, but as Tuck School of Business professor Phillip Stocken explained the material in a lecture Tuesday, he was greeted with enthusiastic exclamations of "oh, wow!"
The Tuesday dinner marked the sixth "Proud to be a Woman" event, which was held in Alumni Hall and organized by Link Up and the Center for Women and Gender. The dinner featured Crawford, Women's National Basketball Association President Laurel Richie '81 and Indian Health Service Chief Medical Officer Susan Karol '79 as the three keynote speakers.
We'll start with some snarky grabber (and a comment in parentheses to make said sentence actually snarky). But what's this about a "grabber" why are we even worried about getting you to read our shit in the first place?? This whole thing could be crap but you better believe it won't be and you'd all still read it anywayz because the truth is that when you say you "read The D" you actually only read The Mirror (insert self-call here).
The six debaters expected the wide range of questions from the debate's moderator, government professor Deborah Brooks, according to College Republicans president J.P. Harrington '14.
Step aside, U.S. Treasury Secretary Timothy Geithner '83 Dartmouth has found its newest celebrity contingent.
The Dean of the College's Office centralized advising services to a new Baker-Berry Library location and created four additional undergraduate dean positions this summer in an effort to "upgrade" the College's academic advising system, Dean of the College Charlotte Johnson said in an interview with The Dartmouth Editorial Board. The recent changes are part of an ongoing effort to reconfigure the advising system, but such efforts do not constitute an "overhaul" of the current structure, she emphasized.
Have you been in this bathroom stall all day hiding from the demons that are out to get you? If so, you are probably a paranoid schizophrenic or on drugs.
Nov. 9, 1:45 a.m.Fahey-McLane residence hallHanover Police took an intoxicated male member of the Class of 2015 into protective custody after an officer found him dropping condoms filled with water from his second-floor window in Fahey Hall onto pedestrians below. When questioned, the student admitted that he "couldn't find a better use for [the condoms]." The student was charged with consumption of alcohol by a minor and was released later that evening to his mother.
Finals are soon approaching, with anxiety and downright panic soon to follow. I'm definitely not an expert at time management or organization, but after experiencing three finals periods I feel as if I have some valuable advice to bestow on the baby freshmen.
I've always had a complicated relationship with satire because I'm pretty horrible at taking flak. I tend to think way too hard when I'm someone else's punch line, and I end up feeling stung by the most harmless of pokes from my friends.
All backed up and need some relief? Want to drop everything but just can't seem to let go? Quit prairie dogging and soften your load. If you are down in the dumps and feel as if you are holding everything inside, unclench and let it out.
Dartmouth fought with resilience from the opening tip-off, playing strong and scrappy basketball as UVM attempted to use its height advantage to drive the ball inside the paint. The teams traded baskets during the first half, with Dartmouth using impressive toughness to limit the Catamounts' second-chance opportunities on offense.
Maarten van Ess '12 recorded the first shot of the game in the fourth minute of play, but Providence soon received a shooting opportunity when Dartmouth committed a pair of fouls in the 11th minute. Providence sophomore Greg Davis played the ball to junior Marc Cintron, who crossed to senior John Raley on the far-left side. Raley drove a low ball into the bottom-right corner of the net to give the Friars a one-goal lead.
This is the story of fall.
In less than 24 hours, I will strap on my helmet and lace up my cleats for the last time as a Dartmouth football player. I hate to sound cliche, but it all went by too fast. I'm absolutely positive that the 33 other seniors on the team would agree with me.
The word "faggot" is unforgivably offensive. The same goes for "fag." You might think I'm stating the obvious here, but, much to my persistent dismay, not everyone including many on this campus seem able to grasp this concept.
Bad roommates are surprisingly hard to come by these days. Everyone has his shit together and knows what he wants to do with the rest of his life. But if you do find yourself saddled with a crazy, fear not my friends. As it turns out, a bad roommate can be the ticket to a happy and successful life.
Or have we? Read: Wait. Seriously. Let's be real. But actually. What searing scars on collective campus cultural creation have we not quite come to terms with? (Parenthetical sass misconstrued as an epiphany: Excessive consonance makes everything SO much more meta!)
Last week, we all reneged on our moral responsibility to ensure that our campus is a safe, accepting place. The Dartmouth community's response to the discriminatory vandalism on the ground floor of Fahey-McLane residence hall has been delayed and half-hearted on every level. From the administration to student leaders to The Dartmouth itself, campus groups did not react to this disturbing incident in a forceful or timely manner that reflected the egregious and hateful nature of the crime. In so doing, Dartmouth students and administrators did not adequately send the message that homophobic, bigoted behavior is not tolerated here.
'13 Girl 1: There's no hope in finding boys. We're junior girls, we're socially irrelevant.'13 Girl 2: Even more than senior girls?'13 Girl 1: Yea, senior girls have that "renewed spirit" thing going on.
