Jacko establishes 'irreverent' political website
After a Fall term that brought national media coverage, the Dartmouth Jack-O-Lantern humor magazine recently debuted a new project that cannot be kidnapped.
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After a Fall term that brought national media coverage, the Dartmouth Jack-O-Lantern humor magazine recently debuted a new project that cannot be kidnapped.
Democratic Presidential hopeful Dennis Kucinich bashed what he said were the Bush administration's plans to unilaterally explore outer space weapons technology and its lack of international cooperation at a Rockefeller Center question and answer forum Thursday.
Alpha Epsilon Pi fraternity's plan to establish a Dartmouth chapter may be permanently shelved for violating College policy, according to Dean of Residential Life Martin Redman.
Democratic presidential hopeful Wesley Clark spent much of his time at Dartmouth Friday discussing traditionally Republican issues while extolling a moderate Democratic message for "leadership that will hold this country together."
Presidential hopeful Gen. Wesley Clark has his eyes set on Dartmouth, as he is slated to spend an entire day in the Hanover area.
Following the announcement of Keggy the Keg's disappearance early this afternoon, the Jack-o-Lantern humor magazine received a picture of the unofficial mascot, bound and gagged, in a threatening email message.
After Sept. 11, the United States government imposed a set of special registration requirements that typically apply to non-citizens whose nations of origin are countries that have been listed as a security threats to the United States. According to Advisor to International Students and Scholars Robin Catmur, many international students continue to approach her every day, concerned about how these post-Sept. 11 registration requirements may affect them.
"We have been unable to stay competitive in swimming, and believe that success could not be attained without a significant infusion of new resources."
The offices of The Dartmouth Review -- located in rented space at the Zeta Psi fraternity on Webster Ave. -- were broken into late Monday night, with an intruder or intruders scattering or disposing of hundreds of recent issues of the publication.
When a master key to the Mass Row dorms disappeared almost three weeks ago, the College acted quickly to order thousands of dollars worth of replacement individual door locks for the entire cluster. A week ago, however, the key was returned, leaving the Office of Residential Life with a non-refundable $17,000 purchase for now-unneeded locks.
Editor's Note: This is the second in a series of articles that will examine the presidential candidates' stances on various hot-button issues.
Yesterday morning, Dartmouth students awoke to find posters -- complete with Confederate flag backgrounds -- advertising today's lecture by Democratic presidential candidate Howard Dean on bulletin boards across campus. The poster, which purported to be an ad created by the Dean campaign on campus, was a hoax and neither Generation Dean nor the Young Democrats was involved in its creation, according to Young Democrats President Paul Heintz '06.
According to athletic and recreation director Josie Harper, "the pressures on both the coaches and student-athletes at Dartmouth have increased tremendously" in recent decades. Harper has observed this trend since coming to the College in 1981, as head coach of the women's lacrosse team.
Editor's Note: This is the first in a series of articles that will examine the presidential candidates' stances on various hot-button issues.
As the leading candidates continue to pass through Hanover in search of support in the upcoming primary, one presidential hopeful recently received a colder welcome.
Dartmouth language departments are no longer just about teaching students mastery of a foreign language and its literature. Many European language departments, including the department of German studies and the department of French and Italian, are refocusing their courses to reflect cultural studies, in an effort to accommodate the evolving interests of Dartmouth students.
When Nic Duquette '04 and Chris Plehal '04 of the Dartmouth Jack-o-Lantern humor magazine conceived of Keggy the Keg, they did not expect him to become an overnight sensation.
Lifelines, a Dartmouth literary magazine featuring both fiction and nonfiction works reflecting on medicine, is set to release its first issue this coming winter.
Snow fell in Hanover for the first time this school year on Oct. 23. Although it did not accumulate, for many Dartmouth students, especially '07s from warmer climates, the precipitation came as a surprise.
Palaeopitus Senior Society kicks off its "Students Say Thanks: Staff Appreciation Week" campaign today. The initiative will afford students an opportunity to express their gratitude to Dartmouth employees.