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Led on its defensive side by Wills, the U.S. topped competitors from England, Wales, Australia, the Haudenosaunee Nation and Canada to garner the gold medal. The team faced England and Canada twice before securing its second straight title.
Richard Mills, executive dean for administration at Harvard Medical School, was named Dartmouth's new executive vice president and chief financial officer on Tuesday. As the College's third-highest administrator, Mills will work with President Phil Hanlon and the provost, a position currently filled by vice provost Martin Wybourne, to shape the College's annual operating budget, which currently exceeds $950 million.
Yesterday's warning stated that streams and rivers in New Hampshire may rise, and urged residents to create emergency kits and seal their basements.
This is the first time that SEAD has welcomed back high school students for a fourth year, called SEAD IV, founding director Jay Davis '90 said. Prior to this summer, SEAD spanned students' freshman, sophomore and junior summers.
By the group's third song, the aisles of the auditorium were filled with dozens of people dancing and clapping to the music, which electrified the auditorium along with the sound of drums and brass. Near the end of the show, the lead singer got off the stage to join the audience members, urging those sitting to get up and feel the music.
In January, AD was indicted for providing alcohol to a 20-year-old female and an 18-year-old male. The offense, which occurred last fall, carried up to a $100,000 fine.
Alpha Delta fraternity accepted a fine of $15,000 dollars from the Grafton County Superior Court after pleading guilty to two charges of serving alcohol to minors, the Union Leader reported.
Amoh, a rising sophomore at Trinity University, drowned in the Connecticut River around three miles north of campus on Wednesday. He was visiting his brother Justice Amoh '13, a graduating senior, and was reported missing during River Fest, a senior week event at the Chieftain Inn.
In his Commencement address, Geoffrey Canada, CEO of the nonprofit Harlem Children's Zone, urged graduates to promise to continue his work in bettering the lives of the underprivileged.
Following a faculty petition to eliminate Princeton University's investment in assault weapon manufacturers, members of the university's Student Anti-Violence Effort wrote a statement to support it, The Daily Princetonian reported. Both the faculty and student groups said they found inspiration in the Sandy Hook Elementary School shooting in December. The effort aims to increase campus awareness of gun dangers and honor those who lost their lives in Newtown. Faculty first presented their petition in February to Princeton's Resources Committee, which is responsible for discussing objections to the university's financial strategies. It will be further reviewed alongside the student petition this April.
Pending approval by the administration, the Student and Presidential Committee on Sexual Assault hopes to launch a pilot program this spring to fund student research projects investigating sexual violence.
The student body elects six students to participate in both the OAC and COS through elections each spring. An additional six are selected to participate by Dean of the College Charlotte Johnson. Prior to the change, campus-elected students would run separately for the OAC or the COS.
Six of these semifinalists will move on to compete in the finals, which are scheduled to take place in March.
The interconnected electric power grid, or smart grid, was chosen by the National Academy of Engineering as the top engineering achievement of the 20th century.
The recent appointment of President-elect Philip Hanlon '77 has prompted discussion across campus about the College's efforts to promote diversity in the administration's highest levels.
In the week ahead, prominent releases and events in the arts will take a step away from the focus on realism and politics that has marked the election season by instead turning to fantasy and embellishment.
The show, titled "Very Live: Stand Up and Improv Our Country," will consist of improvisational and stand-up comedy about both life and politics in Pakistan and elections in the United States, using comedy to compare the two systems, according to Ali.
Highly successful comedians Danish Ali and Ali Gul Pir will bring their brand of political humor to the College in collaboration with comedy groups Casual Thursday, Improv to the People and Sit-Down Tragedy.
Following changes to the Greek Leadership Council's system for allocating funds, the Panhellenic Council received only $3,000 this year, a dramatic decrease from the tens of thousands it was allotted in previous years. The administrative change resulted from a recent budget cut by the Undergraduate Financial Committee, according to GLC public relations chair Ali Essey '13.
The freshmen, as we've learned from countless interviews, are mostly confused but refreshingly eager. They have no idea what to expect, but they're game for anything. Hopefully this issue will help them out.
