The Class of 1998: A history in numbers: Class of 1998 had highest board scores ever
Like every class entering the College, the Class of 1998 was once only a jumble of numbers on paper -- SATs, GPAs and other figures.
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Like every class entering the College, the Class of 1998 was once only a jumble of numbers on paper -- SATs, GPAs and other figures.
Local hotels are booked solid this weekend, and more than 3,500 parents and guests who flocked to Hanover for Commencement and Reunion are being housed in campus dormitories.
Twenty members of the Class of 1999 joined Palaeopitus, a group of seniors who advise the College president and the dean of the College, last Saturday night.
The one-and-a-half-hour KeyServer shut-down at Kiewit Wednesday night prevented Microsoft Excel access for several hours, creating difficulties for students requiring the software for midterms and projects.
One of the servers at the Kiewit Computation Center shut down for one-and-a-half hours Friday because too many students tried to sign onto the Dartmouth Interactive Directory after receiving a BlitzMail message and Hinman Box mailing telling them to do so.
Today marks the official unveiling of the online Dartmouth Interactive Directory, the project that required students waiting in line for registration to stop in front of a video camera before entering Alumni Hall.
Daniel Rivera '98, Arnesto Cuevas '98, Fernando Diaz '00 and Rolando Lopez '00 are working to establish the College's first Latino fraternity, a colony of the national fraternity La Unidad Latina, Lambda Upsilon Lambda, a historically Latino fraternity.
Effective this year, students off campus during Winter term will be allowed to run for a Student Assembly or class office position, according to Mark Hoffman, chair of the Election Advisory Committee.
For the first time in two years, this term's Montgomery Fellow, Pulitzer Prize-winning playwright August Wilson, is in residence at the Montgomery House for the entire term.
The existence of Winter Carnival -- as students currently know it -- is due almost entirely to a dedicated group of students who make up the Winter Carnival Council.
Sean Donahue '96 told an audience at the Panarchy undergraduate society yesterday how he had been arrested four times in the two years since he left the College.
A year-long search has yet to shed any light on the mystery surrounding the fate of the 40-foot Lear Jet that disappeared last Christmas Eve while attempting to land at the Lebanon Municipal airport.
A chain reaction of administrative resignations and flare-ups by students and faculty over controversial College policies and plans helped mark an event-filled Fall term.
The Connecticut River Watershed Council and several other environmental organizations are hoping that President Clinton will designate the Connecticut River as one of 10 "American Heritage Rivers" and qualify the river for government-funded improvement projects.
Police are still investigating the theft of nearly $4,000 in cash, cigarettes and beer from the Beverage King store in West Lebanon last Friday morning.
A rainy day could not dampen the joy felt by a crowd of nearly 400 students, faculty and alumni who gathered on Friday for the parade and celebration that surrounded the official dedication of the Roth Center for Jewish Life.
If seniors include their Scholastic Aptitude Test scores on their resumes when they apply for jobs this fall, they should "recenter" the scores to add points, Career Services Director Skip Sturman said.