Freshmen charged with drug possession
Hanover Police arrested Justin Littlefield '98 and Joshua Povill '98 for possession of marijuana Friday night at the Bema, according to a police press release.
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Hanover Police arrested Justin Littlefield '98 and Joshua Povill '98 for possession of marijuana Friday night at the Bema, according to a police press release.
Through their volunteer work four Dartmouth students have traveled around the girdled Earth overcoming sickness, language barriers and personal danger to help others. In the process of reaching out to the less fortunate, these students said they learned a great deal about other cultures, their communities and themselves.
Even though famous American poet Robert Frost never graduated from the College, he will soon become a permanent fixture on Dartmouth's campus.
Asgard, a student group dedicated to providing nonalcoholic programming, is thinking about becoming the College's third undergraduate society, according to Keith Lavigne '95, a former executive officer for the group.
Last night, six senior women spoke about their different perspectives of life at the College to about 100 people in 105 Dartmouth Hall.
Outraged students of Music Professor Paul Moravec areprotesting the College's decision to deny him tenure.
Dr. Janet Polivy, co-author of the book "Breaking the Diet Habit," said in a lecture last night that dieting often does not lead to weight loss but has negative financial, psychological and social ramifications.
College students often grumble about the problems that the Dartmouth-Plan causes in their lives: long separations from significant others, a lack of stability in housing and the destruction of the community at the College.
Although there still is a small possibility that students may contract the meingococcus bacteria, Health Services Director Dr. Jack Turco said spring weather reduces the likelihood of the bacteria spreading.
Dartmouth will pay a $38,625 fine to New Hampshire's Department of Environmental Services for three violations of its air pollution control permit, the College announced yesterday.
For the first time in College history, two Dartmouth undergraduates received Goldwater Scholarships, prestigious prizes given to the top mathematics and science students in the country annually.
Dr. Robin Sawyer, a health educator at the University of Maryland and sexuality specialist, said in a speech last night that improved communication will help prevent date rape.
The College yesterday named Paul Danos, senior associate dean at the University of Michigan's Business School, as the Amos Tuck School of Business Administration's ninth dean.
Dartmouth's Amos Tuck School of Business Administration, constantly ranked as one of the top business schools in the country, has only one tenured women on its faculty and a task force formed to examine the status of female professors at Tuck found they face a "chilly climate."
The John Sloan Dickey Center for International Understanding will hold a conference commemorating the 50th anniversary of the founding of the United Nations this April 9th and 10th.
Dean of the College Lee Pelton recently announced his intention to run as a write-in candidate for the Hanover School Board.
The 86th annual Winter Carnival began with a bang last night, as fireworks illuminated the newly-completed snow sculpture and College President James Wright reminded people of the sense of community that Carnival brings.
The 15 Webster Avenue Award, a $2,000 grant given to the Coed, Fraternity and Sorority organization that submits a successful proposal for community service, will be presented to Delta Gamma sorority at a ceremony today held at Epsilon Kappa Theta sorority.