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Three candidates are currently under consideration by Dartmouth alumni to fill a position on the Board of Trustees being vacated by Stephen Bosworth '61 as of June.
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Three candidates are currently under consideration by Dartmouth alumni to fill a position on the Board of Trustees being vacated by Stephen Bosworth '61 as of June.
Adapting to the new winter rush process brought about by the Student Life Initiative, Greek houses are moving officer elections and keeping past presidents in advisory roles in an effort to keep experienced leaders involved during the crucial rush period.
History Professor Kenneth Shewmaker has been keeping a copy of the Koran by his bed recently.
(Editor's note: This is the fifth in a series of articles profiling the Dartmouth victims of the Sept. 11 tragedy)
Although the changes to immigration policy following the events of Sept. 11 will have a transparent effect on students' visa and immigration process, much of the optimism for easing of immigration law is gone, according to a panel that took place last night in the International House.
Foreign Study Program faculty directors and participating students are not feeling threatened on their FSPs due to the events of Sept. 11, according to Dartmouth College officials in contact with the programs.
The craziest thing ever done at Homecoming was probably way back in the late 19th century, when Dartmouth defeated Manchester College in a baseball game and spontaneously started a blaze on the Green -- the College's first Homecoming Bonfire. Plenty of other incidents since, whether violent, fun or just strange, have colored Homecoming weekend.
The first thing a student entering Saturday's Second Annual Not-For-Profit Career Fair would notice was the loud buzz of conversation. In every booth, employers were explaining their ideas, hopes and plans while telling students how they could make nonprofit work a career. Information, whether in the form of exhibits, brochures or personal experiences, was everywhere.
Faculty at Dartmouth can give a lot of answers to questions about what the United States will do in Afghanistan, but they can't give them all.
Faculty members seemed excited and enthusiastic about the recent announcement that a familiar face, Professor Barry Scherr, would take the provost's position, which has seen frequent turnover in the past several years.
"Hello, this is so-and-so calling for so-and-so. Is she in?"
No one knows exactly how extensively ecstasy might be used around campus, but The Dartmouth talked with at least one person who knew how easy it was to sell. One of the first things he said was, "there's basically infinite business, and it's not just ecstasy. Around campus I'd say it's pretty safe to say that if you bring it, it sells pretty fast."
The Committee on the World Cultures Initiative, renamed the Committee for Institutional Diversity and Plurality over the weekend, held a sparsely attended final general invitation meeting yesterday before the co-chairs, English Professor Melissa Zeiger and Dean of the College James Larimore write a draft report this weekend.
Globalization and technology are creating a world that is increasingly interdependent and increasingly dependent on America, according to Laura D'Andrea Tyson, Dean of the Haas Business School at Berkeley and former National Economic Advisor to President Clinton.
Next year, there will be no Student Assembly President.
Winter term was highlighted by events like the provost's resignation and the College's decision to lock dorms.
Dartmouth College shut down yesterday for the first time in at least 15 years due to a blizzard said to rival the great storm of 1978.
Before Dartmouth students will even be able to sit on the Green without a jacket this year, they will be able to send BlitzMail messages while comfortably perched from the central quad.
(Editor's note: This is the first article in a three part series on homelessness in the Upper Valley.)
The newly elected Chairman of the New Hampshire GOP John Dowd says his party will target college students more in the future after what some analysts call the overshadowing of his party by the Democratic Party's efforts in the last election.