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The College recently finished one of its largest-ever construction projects in the multimillion-dollar Berry Library and the adjacent Carson Hall.
The Student Assembly allotted $1,000 at its Tuesday evening meeting for the production of clothing that promotes sexual awareness.
Students who share copyrighted music over the Internet and across College networks might face serious legal trouble if they continue to swap files.
Despite the objections of some Student Assembly members, the College may start charging students who print as little as a few hundred pages per term to GreenPrint machines in the fall, Computing Services told Assembly members last night.
He's bahk.
Given Dartmouth's presence in New Hampshire, long a bastion of conservative thinking and political individualism, it may not come as a surprise to many that Dartmouth was until last week one of the few Ivy League schools without a civil liberties organization.
The College on Tuesday submitted permit requests to the Town of Hanover for its proposed redevelopment of the so-called "South Block" that could reshape the southern edge of downtown.
The College on Friday removed two diseased American elm trees -- one on the Green near the flag poles and one on Tuck Mall in front of Streeter Hall -- and trimmed one in front of Baker Library to contain the spread of Dutch Elm Disease.
Howard Dean's campaign for the Democratic presidential nomination may have hit a snag last Friday, when he announced that his son had been detained by police in connection with a burglary at a Vermont country club.
Though frequent changes in the weather might have had more impact on students' day-to-day lives, the conflict in Iraq and the College's continued budget woes were the real issues that dominated the campus Spring term.
To the surprise of many members of the Class of 2003, the world at large has continued as usual while they have lived, worked and played in Hanover. Here is a summary of what happened during their time here:
Class of 2003, is there anything that we can tell you in this short space that you don't already know?
Acclaimed historian David McCullough will deliver the annual Commencement address June 8, the College announced yesterday.
High-tech phones and streaming videos to student desktops may soon become reality as Dartmouth finishes the final stage of a multi-year update to its aging computer network.
If the world as we know it comes to an end and Hanover is the last remaining outpost of civilization, Dartmouth students could still count on a meal at Food Court.
Dartmouth's off-campus programs began this week as scheduled despite increased fears of terrorism and fierce anti-American protests in many parts of the world.
As Iraq destroys its stockpiles of al-Samoud missiles in compliance with U.N. regulations, the nation will probably maintain its wide arsenal of chemical weapons, chemistry professor Gordon Gribble said in a presentation on chemical warfare Friday.
An 18-year-old woman visiting from Boston University who was allegedly sexually assaulted Sunday in Gamma Delta Chi fraternity has not yet made a detailed report to the Hanover Police.
One female visitor to a Winter Carnival party was sexually assaulted at Gamma Delta Chi fraternity early Sunday morning, according to Safety and Security reports.