Dreams hinge on a standardized test
For many seniors, one of the next two weekends represents the first hurdle in the time-consuming and stressful race for their futures at graduate school.
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For many seniors, one of the next two weekends represents the first hurdle in the time-consuming and stressful race for their futures at graduate school.
Dartmouth ranked ninth nationally and second in the Ivy League in a new survey assessing schools by their financial value.
In an attempt to make course selection easier and to integrate changes made to the curriculum, the history and art history departments have renumbered their departmental course offerings.
Freshman Orientation Week concluded last night in a packed Leede Arena with a lecture by English professor William Cook on the "Narrative of the Life of Frederick Douglass."
Food Court
Ben and Jerry's
At its June meeting, the College's Board of Trustees approved the decision to grant tenure to 14 professors, including controversial English Professor Tom Luxon.
For 74 years, the Green Key Society has served the College performing various community services.
Cheryl Weingarten, a senior honors student at Tufts University in Medford, Mass., plunged to her death when she fell into a 70-foot-deep chasm Sunday at Tuckerman's Ravine on Mount Washington.
Two Dartmouth history professors, Pamela Crossley and Leo Spitzer, were among 12 historians and 137 other artists, scholars and scientists to receive this year's Guggenheim Fellowship Awards.
Wilma Mankiller, the first woman to lead a major Northern American Indian tribe, said last night her greatest challenge as chief was to get people to believe in themselves.
A male student who became ill in Thayer Dining Hall around noon yesterday was taken by ambulance to Dartmouth Hitchcock Medical Center where he was treated and released.
Chemistry Professor emeritus Paul "Dick" Shafer died Wednesday of cardiac arrest at the Dartmouth-Hitchcock Medical Center. He was 71.
Starting today, Jesse's Restaurant and Tavern, Molly's Balloon Ltd. and Lui Lui will no longer allow their patrons to smoke and, since Wednesday, the Dirt Cowboy Cafe has prohibited smoking before 5 p.m.
Starting next fall the College will offer a fellowship for Latino doctoral candidates who want to complete their dissertaions at Dartmouth.
The 21 students recently selected to serve on the Collis Governing Board will work with Dean of Student Life Holly Sateia to determine how to use the center's space.
The titles of two College administrators, Linda Kennedy and Tim Moore, were recently changed to recognize their work and to better represent their current responsibilities.
When Ian Sue Wing '93 came to Dartmouth from Trinidad, he was determined to devote all of his time to academics so that he could someday use his talents to help Third World nations, particularly Trinidad.
The Graduate Records Examination will be computerized by 1996 or 1997 despite concerns about test security and gender and racial bias, the Educational Testing Service announced.
Hillary Clinton will visit Dartmouth next month to rally support for President Bill Clinton's health care reform package.