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Feb. 24, Macdonald Road, 8:05 p.m.
Massachusetts Sen. John Kerry almost completed a clean sweep yesterday, winning nine of 10 Super Tuesday primaries and caucuses by large margins in many states, prompting reports that North Carolina Sen. John Edwards would soon quit the race.
A la Professor Higgins from the musical "My Fair Lady," etiquette guru Peter Post hosted a four-course dinner last night in Collis to teach students the do's and don'ts of table manners.
College and Hanover Police Department officials held an information session Tuesday evening to explain alcohol laws and regulations and try to dispel student confusion about the subject.
Feb. 16, Massachusetts Row, 7:52 p.m.
Yale University is bracing for what some are calling one of the largest scandals to hit the Ivy League, as a prestigious alumna is accusing a famous professor of sexual harassment through the media.
In the wake of a disappointing third-place finish in Tuesday's Wisconsin primary, Howard Dean announced at a news conference Wednesday that he would leave the playing field for the Democratic presidential nomination.
If the Student Assembly's latest campaign has its way, the College's keg policy will be flushed down the drain.
The full details of how the student-organized presidential forum "Healing America" was cancelled remain unclear even now, three weeks after the event was to take place.
Two weeks after the Jan. 27 New Hampshire primary, a group of students has alleged that a member of the College administration placed a phone call leading to the cancellation of a student-organized Democratic presidential candidate roundtable discussion.
In the wake of Massachusetts Sen. John Kerry's 12-point victory in the New Hampshire Democratic primary election Tuesday, three electoral experts analyzed the meaning of the results, the wisdom of the process itself, and what to expect in the general election.
In the wake of Howard Dean's plunge in polls following his third-place finish in the Iowa caucuses and animated concession speech afterward, many New Hampshire residents are rethinking their vote in Tuesday's primary. But across the Connecticut River in Dean's home state, Vermonters see a different Dean than the rest of the nation, although opinion is clearly split.
After a surprise second-place finish in Monday's Iowa caucuses, Democratic presidential candidate John Edwards hosted a well-attended town hall meeting at the Top of the Hop Thursday afternoon.
Every four years in January, the political universe revolves around New Hampshire, which means incessant phone calls and 16-hour days for Rockefeller Center director and government professor Linda Fowler.
Democratic contender John Kerry won Monday night's Iowa caucuses, completing a stunning political comeback that saw the Massachusetts senator overtake frontrunners Howard Dean and Dick Gephardt in the final week.
Pulitzer Prize-winning journalist and longtime New York Times Supreme Court correspondent Linda Greenhouse said the most recent Court term is "a possible retreat to the center," during a speech yesterday at the Rockefeller Center.
While accounts differ on why a Safety and Security officer confiscated a Confederate flag from a demonstrator at Howard Dean's speech last Thursday, some claim that the College violated its own free speech protections by confiscating the flag.
Although Democratic candidate for President Howard Dean unveiled a $7.1 billion higher education plan yesterday, he could not escape controversy surrounding comments he made regarding the Confederate flag.
One of the biggest stories thus far in the race for the Democratic nomination for president has been the surprise success of former Vermont Governor Howard Dean.
While President Bush has garnered criticism over major issues such as Iraq and the economy, yesterday at Dartmouth Hall a member of his administration addressed another flashpoint of controversy -- his proposal to federally fund faith-based charitable organizations. Jim Towey, Director of the Faith-Based and Community Initiatives, spoke about the program's goals and constitutionality.