Uncommon Threads denied COSO funding
The Committee on Student Organizations denied Winter term funding for Uncommon Threads, a quarterly gender-issues publication, after its application was turned in late.
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The Committee on Student Organizations denied Winter term funding for Uncommon Threads, a quarterly gender-issues publication, after its application was turned in late.
The College is planning to build 23 houses at the Grasse Road development in Hanover in an effort to provide more housing for Dartmouth faculty and administrators.
University of Chicago professor Gerald Rosenberg '76 raised questions concerning government control over campaign financing in a speech titled "Free Speech, Campaign Finance Reform and Constitutional Rights" to an audience of about 50 people yesterday afternoon in the Rockefeller Center.
Patch Adams, M.D., doctor, professional clown, author and lecturer said he was the founder of the "world's first silly hospital" at a speech in Rockefeller Center last night.
Although it continues to lose money, Dartmouth Dining Services is doing significantly better financially than it did in the past two years and is close to breaking even.
While hundreds of students leave each term for foreign study programs around the globe, Dartmouth professors from all departments engage in their own type of leave term when they begin their professional sabbaticals.
Suzanne Lambert '97, a native of Trinidad, won a Rhodes Scholarship to study at Oxford University in England starting this October.
Freshman trips aren't just for freshmen anymore.
Reverend William Sloane Coffin -- international peace activist, former chaplain of Yale University and the inspiration for Reverend Sloane, the character in Garry Trudeau's "Doonesbury" cartoon -- has left quite a mark on the College in his few weeks in Hanover as a Montgomery Fellow.
While many seniors are laying the groundwork this term for their senior theses, a select few Dartmouth students are engaged in a more ambitious form of research: the senior fellowship.
Ordinary bands are all about music. Dartmouth students Peter Sperger '98, Greg Neichin '99, Danny Gans '98, Eli Ridgway '97, Nick van Amburg '99 and Jonah Blumstein '98, the members of the band Space Station, are fascinated by a different theme -- space.
One of Dartmouth's most famous traditions, the construction of the Homecoming bonfire in the center of the Green, begins this morning 8 a.m. and will last until dusk tonight, before it is resumed tomorrow morning.
A Hanover resident who opposes the College's plan to build a rugby clubhouse near Reservoir Road has filed suit against the Town of Hanover in an effort to block the start of construction.
Prominent alumna Regina Barreca '79 discussed women's experiences in a world dominated by males and addressed how well her years at Dartmouth prepared her for the "world out there" to an audience consisting mainly of women at a luncheon on Saturday at Leede Arena.
The debate between Cree Indians and Hydro-Quebec came to Dartmouth in 1991, when a majority of students demanded that the Board of Trustees divest almost $8 million invested in the company.
In an emotional discussion before a diverse crowd of 60 people at the Hopkins Center last night, a panel of six critics of Hydro-Quebec hydroelectric attacked the company, claiming its proposed James Bay dam project will devastate the local environment and the native Cree Indian people.
Facing waning student interest and decreasing advertising revenues, WFRD-FM, the College's student-owned and operated FM radio station, is at a crossroads of sorts -- and trying to redefine itself.
In his first visit to the College since leaving President Clinton's Cabinet, former Labor Secretary Robert Reich '68 decried the fate of what he called America's "little guy" in a speech to a standing-room only crowd in Alumni Hall on Saturday night.
Three days after a 15-year-old girl was attacked and sexually assaulted in broad daylight on a popular hiking trail three miles from Dartmouth, Lebanon Police are urging local residents to use due caution in secluded areas.