Weekend's long history includes chariot races, piano smashing
Since 1899, Dartmouth has had Green Key.
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Since 1899, Dartmouth has had Green Key.
As most of the severe flooding that has recently inundated New England is now receding, Dartmouth and the town of Hanover have both managed to remain relatively unaffected. The storms will go down in history, however, as some of the most destructive the Northeast has seen in the past 70 years.
May 4, South Main Street, 7:48 p.m.
A recent rash of thefts on campus culminated with the burglary of three unlocked cars in Hanover's Lot One on Tuesday night. Hanover Police have not ruled out a connection between the night's events and the recent "spike" in thefts.
April 29, School Street, 12:34 a.m.
A confrontation outside Bones Gate fraternity early Sunday morning resulted in a man throwing a brick through a window on the first-floor of the house, as well as the intervention of the Hanover Police department and Safety and Security. The suspect male is not affiliated with Dartmouth, according to College Proctor Harry Kinne.
April 5, South Main Street, 5:30 p.m.
It didn't take long for James Killmond '87, who clerked for Supreme Court nominee Samuel Alito, to notice the judge's dedication to precedent, a quality Killmond said makes Alito an excellent choice for the Supreme Court.
Wendy Long '82, legal counsel of the Judicial Confirmation Network, was on the front lines of the fight to confirm Chief Justice John Roberts, but she's not weighing in on Harriet Miers' nomination for the Supreme Court.
Last Thursday, Judd Gregg, New Hampshire's senior senator, collected a check for $853,492 after matching five out of the six numbers pulled on Wednesday's $340 million Powerball drawing. Of all the tickets sold, Gregg's ticket was one of only 49 that matched five numbers.
Though Dartmouth students often can't remember portions of their Homecoming weekend, most alumni find the experience hard to forget.
Bobby Zangrilli '05 knew what a hard guy was before he ever set foot on the Dartmouth campus.
The town of Hanover voted last week to approve a deal that would shift all of Adelphia's local cable services to Comcast, making Comcast the new major cable provider in Hanover. Comcast hopes to achieve the transfer by the first quarter of 2006.
Despite the long lines that still reveal Wheelock Books' dominance over the Hanover textbook market, the new management at the Dartmouth Bookstore is trying to reestablish its reputation in the community and create a renewed competition between the two stores.
Hurricane Katrina's assault on the Gulf Coast region has prompted a massive humanitarian effort at Dartmouth College encompassing the entire community.
Dartmouth's athletics program produced several seniors who are entering the world of professional sports after they get their diploma on Sunday. These '05s join other alumni before them who have demonstrated the strength of College athletics.
With approximately a quarter of Americans identifying themselves as evangelical Christians, references to the Book of Revelations appearing on NBC and best-seller lists and a self-professed born-again Christian in the White House, the growing power of evangelical Christianity has been a well-documented phenomenon.
With homework piling up and final exams looming, Dartmouth students have one more problem on their minds: getting into Fall term classes. With the deadline for course registration rapidly approaching, oversubscription, the problem of students being denied acceptance to classes due to a limit, is not far from many students' minds.
Though Green Key weekend is infamous for its Greek events, the many non-Greek events planned for this weekend promise to make for a diverse Green Key experience. This year's events include a Dartmouth Outing Club festival, a film festival, a Ted Leo and the Pharmacists show and two performances of Shakespeare.
According to Mark Nuckols Tu'06, humans do not taste anything like chicken. The founder and CEO of Hufu, LLC -- the company that produces hufu, a type of tofu that simulates the texture and flavor of human flesh -- claims that his company's product "tastes like beef but a little softer in texture and a little sweeter in taste."