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Early morning in Hanover is a special time, regardless of the season. In a community of late-risers, the dawn is greeted most often only by an all-encompassing aura of peace.
Greek presidents last night charged themselves to work out the details of a new overarching organization to replace the Coed Fraternity Sorority Council during the first weeks of Fall term.
Chi Heorot fraternity will endure three terms of social restrictions for failing to meet two of the College's Minimum Standards during their Winter term review, the final results of which were released on Friday.
Greek presidents are seriously considering dissolving the system's central governing body, the Coed Fraternity Sorority Council, and replacing it with another, less powerful organization called the "Greek Presidents Council."
As Spring term begins to wind down, a decision on Chi Heorot fraterity's Winter term Minimum Standards review has still not been finalized, but a decision from the Office of Residential Life is likely sometime next week.
Among nine possible scenarios for expanding Hanover High and Richmond Middle School presented at a meeting of the Dresden School District Monday night, five involve Dartmouth purchasing the land the buildings currently occupy -- for four times its appraised value.
Although the Greek Life Steering Committee report was targeted for release at beginning of the term, nearly halfway through May the group is still struggling to reach a consensus.
An open letter to the Board of Trustees and College President James Wright signed by 101 faculty members released early today urges the College to revisit the issue of radically reforming or abolishing the Greek system.
As Chi Heorot fraternity faces college sanctions after failing four out of six Minimum Standards during its annual review -- something that Greek houses have been subject to since the 1980s -- many other Greek leaders say the reviews this year have been stricter than in the past.
As their name would suggest, "Minimum Standards" are the official requirements spelled out by the College on the basis of which members of the Coed Fraternity Sorority system maintain their College recognition.
Chi Heorot fraternity was officially informed for the first time on Friday that the house failed four of six Minimum Standards during its annual review last term and has requested the College reconsider the evaluation.
While women on campus appear overwhelmingly outraged by the recent release of the Zeta Psi 'sex papers,' the male members of the community who spoke to The Dartmouth seemed less offended -- their comments focused more on the written nature of the material, the potential consequences for the Greek system and negative attitudes toward woman as a larger social problem.
Administrators yesterday rejected the Psi Upsilon appeal of sanctions imposed against the fraternity following an incident Winter term in which members of the house yelled allegedly racist and sexist remarks at a female passerby.
Caroline H. Derouin, a recently hired member of the library staff, died yesterday afternoon after collapsing of an apparent heart attack during a meeting of library personnel.
Psi Upsilon fraternity's appeal for a reduction in sanctions levied following a February incident in which members of the house allegedly shouted racist and misogynistic remarks at a female passerby will be decided upon within a week.
Although his term expired last Saturday, New Hampshire Attorney General Philip McLaughlin will remain in office indefinitely as a "holdover," giving him the chance to continue the sort of service to the community he has sought out since college.
Although aspects of the Greek system still trouble members of Dartmouth's coeducational fraternities, it no longer appears likely that any of the three houses will secede from the system any time soon.
Psi Upsilon fraternity will appeal the College sanctions filed against the house for the sexist and racist remarks shouted from its porch, a move that comes a day after Psi U learned that it now faces a six month ban on serving alcohol.
Administrators notified Psi Upsilon fraternity Tuesday of sanctions against the house, including two terms of social probation, stemming from a Winter term incident in which members of the fraternity shouted sexist and racist remarks at a female passerby.
Exactly two months after Half and Susanne Zantop were found brutally stabbed in their home and over a month after arrest warrants were issued in the case, authorities still seem to be searching for a definitive motive explaining the suspects alleged murder of the Dartmouth professors.
