Crocker to serve as College's new chaplain
Dartmouth recently hired a new chaplain, Dr. Richard Crocker, who is currently senior pastor at Central Presbyterian Church in Montclair, N.J.
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Dartmouth recently hired a new chaplain, Dr. Richard Crocker, who is currently senior pastor at Central Presbyterian Church in Montclair, N.J.
The American College Test ended the flagging of test score reports for students who take the test without a time limit last Friday.
When Jeff Garrett '02 walks across campus en route to his new job in the Admissions Office, he sometimes sees people staring at him strangely. Occasionally, they approach him and ask questions like, "Why are you still around? Haven't you graduated already?"
Princeton University has said recently that some of the people who used its computers to gain access to a Yale University admissions Web site were not employees of the university, but in fact students.
Ever since Brian Pingree '04, summer president of Alpha Theta co-ed fraternity, has been a member of his house, a silver cup that Alpha Theta won for outstanding achievement in Dartmouth's annual "Hums" musical contest has been missing.
Dartmouth's Dean of Admissions Karl Furstenberg expressed concerns about allegations by Yale University that Princeton University admissions officials may have hacked into a Yale Web site which told applicants whether or not they had been accepted there.
A working group of several '04 students are currently drafting another set of recommendations for changes to the alcohol policy.
Yale University filed a complaint with the FBI yesterday, alleging that admissions officers from Princeton University hacked into a Yale admissions Web site.
When asked about the possible outcome of the New Hampshire Republican Senate primary, Rockefeller Center Director Linda Fowler replied, "This is a race that smart people don't make predictions about."
The opening of N.H. Governor and U.S. Senate candidate Jeanne Shaheen's campaign office in Lebanon yesterday brought together a number of prominent New Hampshire Democrats and also gave Shaheen an opportunity to clarify her position on several critical campaign issues, including the environment, the economy and reproductive rights.
Two Dartmouth faculty members, Jay Buckey of Dartmouth Medical School and James Carter, a researcher at Dartmouth's Interactive Media Lab, are developing unique software that will be used to help astronauts deal with varying psychological problems while in space.
A group from officials from Dartmouth, the Dresden School Board and the Hanover Board of Selectmen have drawn up a proposal that will allow Hanover High School to stay at its current location on Lebanon Street in Hanover and will allow the construction of a new middle school on a Dartmouth-owned property on Reservoir Road.
Giuseppe Manzotta, a professor of Italian literature at Yale University, spoke yesterday on the ways in which humans receive moral knowledge through art in Dante's "Purgatorio."
While college professors across the nation tend to be retiring later and later due to an eight-year-old law which forbids colleges to force professors to retire by the age of 70, according to assistant dean of faculty Jane Carroll, Dartmouth professors have not followed this path.
Bob McEwen, who has served as Dartmouth's college proctor since 1976, late last week announced his intention to retire effective one year from now, on July 1, 2003.
Two professors who serve on Harvard's standing committee on admissions and financial aid have recently said that there is a possibility that Harvard might begin to accept students during regular decision admissions who have been accepted at other colleges during the early decision round.
Professor Woodruff Smith of the University of Massachusetts, Boston, proposed using the concept of a "culture of respectability" to frame discussions of German colonialism during his keynote address at the German Colonialism conference held last weekend.
Children's television show host Fred McFeely Rogers spoke to graduating seniors about the beauty of unconditional love, the inherent uniqueness of each person and the importance of interpersonal connections during his commencement speech on June 9.
After being hired two weeks ago, Charles Harris has withdrawn his acceptance of the Director of Athletics and Recreation post amid concerns that he misrepresented his academic record to an earlier employer.
The College Committee on Alcohol and Other Drugs is currently gathering information that may be used when Dartmouth next examines its alcohol policy, but some members of the CCAOD are frustrated with the committee's lack of authority.