Hale '55 heads Yankee magazine for 40 years
It sounds something like a scene from "Animal House." A partying Dartmouth senior throws up on a dean and is promptly thrown out of College.
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It sounds something like a scene from "Animal House." A partying Dartmouth senior throws up on a dean and is promptly thrown out of College.
Two polls taken by The Dartmouth indicate students overwhelmingly favor the continuation of the single-sex Greek system, although opinions range about what, if anything should replace it if need be.
With 30 years of experience at the College prior to his inauguration as the 16th president in the Wheelock succession, James Wright is using his Dartmouth knowledge to usher in some of the most controversial changes in the College's history.
To the Dartmouth community service project family that includes 'ShmenCORPS and DarCORPS now comes 'MoreCORPS, a series of weekend service projects sponsored by the Student Assembly.
While members of the Dartmouth community were riveted by the drama that unfolded Saturday with the crash of John F. Kennedy Jr.'s plane over Martha's Vineyard, many appreciated that what they were witnessing was a great deal different from the death 35 years ago of his father, President Kennedy.
If some groups submitting proposals to the Five Principles Task Force have their way, Dartmouth may soon be joining many other Ivy League colleges in offering the option, or the requirement, of housing that concentrates first year students in specific residence halls.
College buildings temporarily lost electricity yesterday after a power fuse at the Dartmouth steam power plant failed at 2:30 in the morning, cutting off many electrical, hot water and BlitzMail functions on the campus.
Five members of the Class of 1999 - Frances Baxley, Scott Braman, Michael Kim, Erica Ryu and Lauryn Zipse - have been awarded prestigious Fulbright grants to study abroad.
Students receiving the meningococcal vaccine in Alumni Hall yesterday praised the College's ability to disseminate information about the recent cases of the disease on campus and did not express much concern about contracting the infection.
The Ernest Martin Hopkins Institute, a group of 3,000 alumni, has pledged to support the single-sex fraternity and sorority system in the controversy inspired by the landmark social and residential life initiative announced by the Board of Trustees last month.
Historian Doris Kearns Goodwin praised Franklin and Eleanor Roosevelt, as well as the media ethics that allowed their unique partnership and living arrangements to survive, in her Montgomery Fellowship lecture yesterday in an overflowing Cook Auditorium.
Ronald Reagan biographer and Montgomery Fellow Edmund Morris told a Cook Auditorium audience yesterday that Reagan is an extraordinary man.
Historian and Montgomery Fellow Michael Beschloss compared how popular Presidents Dwight Eisenhower and John Kennedy used power to opposite effects during his speech in a packed Cook auditorium yesterday.
Presidential historian and one of this term's Montgomery Fellows Michael Beschloss described the Clinton presidency as being laced with ironic similarities to those of Dwight Eisenhower and John F. Kennedy during an interview at the Montgomery House yesterday.
Artist-in-residence Jin Soo Kim chose a unique position to contemplate her work displayed at the Hopkins Center -- she physically sat on her installation, entitled "tracks."
The White House will ask Congress for a 24 percent increase in funding for mental health block grants to states in the next year, Tipper Gore announced yesterday in a speech at the Dartmouth-Hitchcock Medical Center.
The Kenneth and Harle Montgomery Endowment at Dartmouth will bring a series of presidential biographers to campus Winter term to address the issues of presidential leadership and power at the end of the 20th century.
Independent political analyst Charles Cook called 1998 "a rollercoaster ride" that carried voters up and down but ultimately deposited them in their original position in a speech yesterday in 2 Rockefeller Center.
For many seniors, it seems like just yesterday that they were crafting the perfect college essay, getting together transcripts and being on good behavior around those teachers they asked to write them recommendations.
Forty students, many of them affiliated with the Greek system, discussed problems with the College drinking culture and possible solutions last night at Kappa Delta Epsilon sorority.