Big Green finds gender equity
When Carmen Schmitt '97 stepped onto campus as a freshman four years ago, she was surprised tto find that Dartmouth had no varsity women's volleyball team.
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When Carmen Schmitt '97 stepped onto campus as a freshman four years ago, she was surprised tto find that Dartmouth had no varsity women's volleyball team.
From learning the Salty Dog Rag on their freshmen Dartmouth Outing Club trips to patiently awaiting their imminent diplomas, the graduating seniors have celebrated, lamented through, but most importantly shared many different experiences throughout their four years at the College.
This past year, Case Dorkey '99 has had quite a full plate of activities. He has been a member of the Student Assembly, an intern at Dartmouth Dining Services, the treasurer of '99 Class Council and has sat on the board of several College committees.
A Dartmouth alumnus visiting Hanover for his 10-year reunion was arrested on Saturday at 5:50 p.m. for driving under the influence of alcohol on Tuck Drive near the River Cluster residence halls.
The Ward Amidon Jewelry Store on Main St. was robbed at gunpoint Saturday afternoon by two unmasked men who threatened the clerks and escaped with jewelry and cash.
When Carmen Schmitt '97 stepped onto campus as a freshman four years ago, she was surprised to find that Dartmouth had no varsity women's volleyball team.
The Senior Executive Committee announced yesterday the names of the student and faculty speakers who will represent the Class of 1997 at the Class Day ceremony and Commencement exercises.
The former Beta Theta Pi fraternity house, which has sat vacant since the College dissolved the organization in December, may not stay empty much longer.
The College's Green Key Society has lent more than its name to Green Key Weekend. Since its creation 76 years ago, the society has played a number of roles -- from welcoming committee to student government to junior service society.
More than 400 Hanover residents crowded into the Hanover High School gymnasium last night to vote on a proposal to build a bicycle path through the woods from Hanover to Dartmouth Hitchcock Medical Center. The proposal was defeated soundly.
A former New Hampshire state prosecutor accused of receiving works of art stolen from Dartmouth and other institutions was granted a hearing Wednesday to determine whether he is competent to stand trial.
The College is expecting more than 650 families of members of the Class of 2000 for First-Year Family Weekend, which starts today.
E. Davis Brewer '95, the former editor-in-chief of The Dartmouth Review, plead not guilty to embezzling thousands of dollars from the off-campus conservative weekly at his arraignment last month.
Robert C. Eastman, a custodian at the College since 1981, died yesterday morning while at work in Filene Auditorium in Bradley-Gerry Hall. He was 59.
Many students dream of spending a year abroad, free from economic concerns to pursue to research the topic of their dreams. For four Dartmouth students recently announced as winners of prestigious scholarships, their dreams came true.
Renowned sexual assault activist Joseph Weinberg spoke about male responsibility in the fight against sexual assault to a mixed-gender crowd of about 60 people at Collis Common Ground last night.
Geraldo Cadava '00 and Ross Fenderson '00 plead guilty and were fined $480 in Lebanon District Court yesterday for the theft of a guitar and three portable stereos from Sigma Phi Epsilon fraternity during Winter term.
Approximately 40 Hanover residents, many of them visibly angry, argued against a proposed new bicycle path at a meeting in the Hanover Town Office last night.
A 79-year-old cabin met an unfortunate demise when members of the Dartmouth Outing Club gathered early last Monday morning on Happy Hill, where the cabin stood, to tear it down.
At the close of his junior year at Harvard University, Kweli Washington decided to apply for the Rhodes Scholarship "on a whim."