Assembly amendment remains stalled
Weeks after being written, Student Assembly leaders stalled a vote again Tuesday on a constitutional amendment that would allow the Assembly to select student representatives to sit on the Alumni Council.
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Weeks after being written, Student Assembly leaders stalled a vote again Tuesday on a constitutional amendment that would allow the Assembly to select student representatives to sit on the Alumni Council.
Just over a year after formally severing ties with the Dartmouth chapter of the Ivy Council, the Student Assembly voted to reestablish relations with the body Tuesday, narrowly achieving the three-quarters majority necessary for the constitutional change after extensive debate that caused a motion for instant-runoff voting to be tabled until next week.
Despite a dearth of student attendance -- several tables originally intended for small group discussion remained empty and only a single student showed up -- the Social Event Management Procedures committee proceeded with a community hour in Collis Commonground on Tuesday, discussing kegs, parties and pre-gaming.
After two-and-a-half years of struggling in downtown Hanover, the Mangy Moose recently closed its doors. But it doesn't look like the replacement for the Wyoming-based store, where shoppers could find anything from 85-cent moose pencils to $5,000 moose antler chandeliers, will be selling pencils any time soon.
Dartmouth Medical School Dean Stephen Spielberg prescribed remedies for the country's pharmaceutical crisis during an inaugural lecture Tuesday night by a new healthcare awareness group on campus.
ABC News Washington correspondent Jake Tapper '91 gave students the inside scoop on some of this year's biggest election stories in a talk sponsored by The Dartmouth's Vox Clamantis Fund Board Sunday afternoon.
Right down to Election Day, the question for many student voters who have yet to register in New Hampshire is not whom they will vote for, but whether or not they should vote in the state at all.
Although Homecoming has been celebrated at Dartmouth for 100-plus years, it remains shrouded in mystery for this year's freshmen until tonight. Most '08s have heard the basics of what is perhaps the most exciting weekend of the year. But having yet to experience the weekend for themselves, the specific goings-on of Homecoming weekend are still unknown.
Four Dartmouth alumnae are among the 1,099 Fulbright Award recipients now pursuing research and studies in locations around the world thanks to the prestigious federal grants, which Secretary of State Colin Powell announced Oct. 15.
The more than 300 students who registered to vote at the Student Activities Office's registration drive Tuesday night may have saved themselves more trouble than they realized by registering before the Oct. 23 deadline.
Dartmouth wants to make sure its students get a chance to perform their civic duty -- or at least sign up to do it.