Hood exhibit features children's drawings of war
A Spanish family stands outside the local panaderia, waiting in line for their daily bread. Two planes loom overhead.
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A Spanish family stands outside the local panaderia, waiting in line for their daily bread. Two planes loom overhead.
The prevalence of authorit-arianism in the Middle East and North Africa should not be attributed to these states' lack of necessary prerequisites for democracy, but to their exceptionally strong coercive apparatuses that actively inhibit the development of representative government, Harvard University professor Eva Bellin said.
The alcohol training sessions required under the College's revised Alcohol Policy have been met with mixed reactions, according to students who attended a session held last night.
The crews responsible for fashioning sets, clambering up ladders to dangle spotlights from the ceiling and sew together costumes often receive less attention than their peers onstage.
When a new jewelry store debuts on the streets of Hanover this April, something will separate its owner from the veterans of Main Street commerce -- she'll be less than a month out of college.
Professor of Spanish Alexander Levin died Friday following a stroke he suffered while leading Dartmouth's Language Study Abroad program in Puebla, Mexico.
Students presented a range of views, running the gamut from hawkish to pacifist, on how the United States should approach a possible conflict with Iraq during a panel discussion yesterday.
The son of Charles Daghlian, director of Dartmouth's Electron Microscope Group, once described his father's job by saying, "Dad, the only job worse than yours is all the others."
Michael Blayney has a wide range of responsibilities, from protecting faculty members from hazardous laboratory chemicals to designing comfortable chairs.
Although employed by Dartmouth College, College Forester Kevin Evans lives over two and a half hours away from Hanover, near the Second College Grant in Milan, N.H.
This weekend saw the celebration of the Chinese New Year both across the world and locally, including a traditional celebration hosted by the Dartmouth Asian Organization for local children who participate in DAO's pals program, a recently-founded mentoring service.
Dartmouth students reacted with bewilderment and sadness to Saturday's explosion of the space shuttle Columbia, which tore to pieces 39 miles above the Texas countryside while re-entering the Earth's atmosphere. The shuttle was in the last 16 minutes of a 16-day mission.
Dartmouth is quietly gearing up for a six to seven year capital fund campaign, but its decision to hire additional development office staff to prepare for the campaign has been met with criticism from some faculty and students.
Six thousand of the eight thousand people executed worldwide in 1996 were Chinese, Harry Wu, a survivor of a Chinese prison camp, solemnly told an audience of about 70 yesterday at the beginning of a speech about human rights in China. Emotions ran high as Wu's talk continued, as several audience members later challenged Wu for painting a distorted picture of the current situation in China by highlighting past abuses.
Jean Alexander Kemeny, wife of Dartmouth's thirteenth president John Kemeny, died at home in Etna, N.H. on Thursday at the age of 72.
During the Winter and Spring terms, Psi Upsilon fraternity had about 70 active members on campus, fraternity president Jon Wakelin estimated. This past fall, the number of active Psi Us fell to 50.
Heidi Williams '03, a native of Williston, N.D., was one of 32 students chosen as 2003 American Rhodes scholars.
A group of students, supported by the Dartmouth Israel Public Awareness Committee, are circulating a petition in support Israel and have gathered several hundred signatures.
Like Dartmouth, other colleges across the nation have announced decisions to either cut budgets or freeze spending, although the severity of these cuts varies greatly according to each school's individual situation.
Over 540 students are asking Dartmouth's administration not to merge Sherman Art Library with the larger Baker/Berry system in a petition that will be presented to College President James Wright and Provost Barry Scherr today.