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At Dartmouth, the Center of Professional Development is closely associated with corporate recruiting in the minds of students. For students seeking careers in the performing arts, the path to finding opportunities is often a more creative one. Students sometimes use the CPD, but also rely on academic departments.
Five minutes. That’s how long it took for “The Girl on the Train” to completely bore me. Thirty minutes. That’s about how long it took for me to guess the twist ending for “The Girl on the Train.” Though for the sake of transparency, I should clarify. I had actually guessed the twist within the first few minutes, but at about the 30-minute mark I changed my mind and this second guess turned out to be correct. Incidentally, my initial guess would have made for a far more interesting film. “The Girl on the Train” probably isn’t the worst film I’ve seen all year, but thus far it’s certainly the best example of wasted potential.
Nate Ruegger ’06 is a writer-director who graduated from Dartmouth with a major in film studies. He got his start in the film industry at a young age by voice acting in “Tiny Toon Adventures.” Several screenwriting competitions have recognized his work, and his thesis film from the USC School of Cinematic Arts “Another Life” won multiple accolades and was screened at several film festivals, including the Newport Beach Film Festival and the San Antonio Film Festival.
The World Music Percussion Ensemble members hosted a Hands-On Percussion Study Break in Brace Commons on Monday evening.
The College Democrats set up shop in Novack this week to help students Get Out the Vote and get them to sign up to volunteer.
The Center for Professional Development provides students with internship and post-graduate opportunities.
The Gamma Sigma Alpha Honor Society hosted a Thanksgiving Food Drive to collect food to donate to the Haven.
Chelsea Clinton spoke to a crowd of students and community members on Friday.
The Dartmouth Board of Trustees elected Laurel J. Richie ’81 as chair of the Board at its meeting this weekend. Richie will succeed current Chair Bill Helman ’80 at the conclusion of Helman’s three-year term on June 17. Policy studies major Richie joined the Board in 2012 as a Charter Trustee and currently serves as Vice-Chair.
The women's rugby team went varsity in 2015.
The Field Hockey team lost to Cornell 9-1.
The Men's Soccer team beat Cornell 1-0.
The Softball team went varsity in 1994.
The Men's Hockey team tied Cornell 1-1 and beat Colgate 2-0.
Phone apps make visualizing and assessing progress throughout the NFL season easier for fantasy football participants.
On July 1, 2015, the Dartmouth rugby team announced its formal transition from club to varsity. Title IX, a law that prevents gender-based exclusion in any federally-funded education program, played a major role in the administration’s decision to ultimately approve of the transition. With Title IX looming over every gender-related sports decision at Dartmouth, several dedicated administrators spend time every day on the subject, and with nearly one quarter of Dartmouth undergraduates participating in varsity sports, the law undoubtedly shapes varsity sports at the College.
On any given Sunday at Dartmouth, the television room in the Collis Center is swarming with two things: New England Patriots fans and fantasy football players. While the Patriots fans celebrate Tom Brady’s most recent superhuman accomplishment, the fantasy football players manically check their lineups for injuries, scrounge for players on the waiver wire and hope they play the right sleeper.
Men's hockey
