College institutes new print system
With over six million pages sent to public printers each year at Dartmouth, Computing Services has begun implementation of a new, more efficient printing system called GreenPrint.
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With over six million pages sent to public printers each year at Dartmouth, Computing Services has begun implementation of a new, more efficient printing system called GreenPrint.
The U.S. healthcare system should increase its focus on the problems of an overweight population and adopt the "Healthy People 2010" plan released two years ago, former Surgeon General David Satcher said yesterday.
Chelsea, Vt. was eerily quiet yesterday as two of its sons, Robert Tulloch and James Parker, were being sentenced for the murders of Dartmouth professors Half and Suzanne Zantop. Residents kept to themselves, glad to have the year-long saga over with, though not all agreed with the sentences issued.
Tenure, that well-established institution that is now preeminent at major colleges like Dartmouth, began only in the mid-1920s as a statement by an obscure academic organization. The history of the system that evolved from that statement has been a story of varying popularity that, after decades of ascendancy, is now witnessing a quiet roll-back.
Robert Tulloch's decision to abandon his plea of innocent by reason of insanity in the deaths of Half and Susanne Zantop appears to have been based on a desire to avoid putting his family through a trial.
Five boats belonging to the Dartmouth men's and women's crew teams and one private boat were damaged in a weather-related traffic accident last week on Interstate 91. The accident did not injure the driver, novice men's heavyweight crew coach William Scoggins.
College administrators and students have begun planning a memorial to the 11 members of the Dartmouth community -- including eight College alumni -- killed in the Sept. 11 terrorist attacks.
College investigators still have no leads after two female students and a guest were menaced late on March 13 by two unidentified men wearing masks on Tuck Mall near the Thayer School of Engineering.
A series of events held this weekend, including an examination of traditionally black sororities, sought to take a unique approach to the issues of social, racial and gender identities by focusing on the links between the categories.
The United States will enter into a war with Iraq in the near future, religion Professor Kevin Reinhart predicted yesterday at a panel discussion of "the axis of evil" comment made by President George W. Bush during his State of the Union address in January.
An attack with a weapon of mass destruction and other disasters will befall the United States in the next six years unless serious reforms are made in intelligence services, former National Security Council member Philip Chase Bobbitt said yesterday.
Arguing that creationism should never be taught in schools in a science setting, law professor Kent Greenawalt said yesteday that the Supreme Court's got it right in previous decisions on religion in education.
To protect civil liberties and better prevent terrorism, the United States' intelligence agencies must change their operational culture and do a better job of analyzing and disseminating the information they gather, former FBI and Justice Department counter-terrorism expert Michael Vatis said.
On the battlefield of the future, small sensors may be dropped from aircraft on places where it is too dangerous or impractical to send soldiers. Once on the ground, the sophisticated detectors will activate themselves within seconds and establish a wireless network to connect to other nearby devices and a central command computer.
In a deal announced recently by Maine Governor Angus King '66, Dartmouth Medical School will enter into a long-term partnership with a Maine state psychiatric hospital.
The atmosphere at last night's Winter Carnival opening ceremonies was jovial and celebratory, a change from recent Carnivals that have been overshadowed by campus events.
Despite a high-profile decision by the University of California to consider adopting its own admissions test, Dartmouth will not stop using the Scholastic Aptitude Test and the American College Testing examination in the near future.
Grafton Superior Court Judge Peter Smith has denied two pretrial motions by lawyers for Robert Tulloch, accused of murdering Dartmouth professors Half and Susanne Zantop last January.
New powers granted to police to stop negligent and distracted driving will not impede civil rights, according to law enforcement officials and driver advocacy groups.
The Central Intelligence Agency has been in a state of decline for decades and needs reform, former CIA Middle East specialist Reuel Marc Gerecht said yesterday.