Daily Debriefing

Nine Dartmouth Medical School students have been named New Hampshire-Vermont Albert Schweitzer Fellows, according to a DMS press release.

Fast facts: senior society breakdown

Sphinx **Recognized 1886* All-male Physical Plant: Yes Secret Membership Casque & Gauntlet **Recognized 1887* Co-ed Physical Plant: Yes Non-secret Membership Dragon **Recognized 1898* All-male Physical Plant: Yes Secret Membership Palaeopitus **Recognized 1899* Co-ed Physical Plant: No Non-secret Membership Allows Dual Membership Fire & Skoal **Recognized 1973* Co-ed Physical Plant: Yes Secret Membership Cobra **Recognized 1979* All-female Physical Plant: Yes Secret Membership Phoenix **Recognized 1982* All-female Physical Plant: No Secret Membership Gryphon **Recognized 1995* Co-ed Physical Plant: No Secret Membership Abaris **Recognized 1996* Co-ed Physical Plant: No Secret Membership Invictus **Not Officially Recognized* All-male Physical Plant: No Secret Membership Phrygian **Not Officially Recognized* All-male Physical Plant: No Secret Membership Order of the Sirens **Not Officially Recognized* All-female Physical Plant: No Secret Membership Jackal **Not Officially Recognized* All-male* Physical Plant: No Secret Membership Tiger **Not Officially Recognized* All-male* Physical Plant: No Secret Membership Information based on hearsay even we couldn't confirm it by press time.

Zoellick promotes involvement of middle-income nations

The success of economic development programs hinges on public support, which requires connecting economic and political issues and engaging middle-income countries, World Bank President Robert Zoellick said in a lecture in Raether Hall on Wednesday.

The Light at the End of the Tunnel

Dartmouth: Do less. For those of you who aren't familiar with the idea of "doing less," it comes from "Forgetting Sarah Marshall." In that fantastic film, Paul Rudd attempts to teach Jason Segel how to surf.

Fraternities, sororities discuss assault policy

The Panhellenic Council and Inter-Fraternity Council agreed to work collaboratively to establish policies addressing assault in Greek organizations at a joint meeting Thursday evening, Panhell president Ellie Sandmeyer '12 said in an interview with The Dartmouth.

Niparko: Greeks Announce New Policy

Yesterday evening, the Inter-Fraternity Council, Panhellenic presidents and co-ed organizations came together to address assault and violence in the Greek system.

Touch the Fire 2011-05-13

DosiRock: Sounds of the City 2011-05-13

Danos to serve fifth term as dean

Dean of the Tuck School of Business Paul Danos was reappointed to serve a fifth four-year term on Wednesday, according to an email from Provost Carol Folt sent to the Tuck community on May 11 and obtained by The Dartmouth.

Overheards

'11 Girl at SAE Jungle Party: I feel like an adult chaperone at prom. '13 Girl on FSP in Developing Country: I think I'm just going to hook up with him, so in the morning I can use his shower. '13 Girl: Can you imagine a belligerent bear?

Shrouded in secrecy?

Whether it's passing the Sphinx, catching a glimpse of a strange tattoo on the arm of your upperclassman crush or watching your frat brother disappear on a Monday night only to take over the basement a few hours later with a group of seemingly random people, senior societies have a way of making their presence known on campus despite their ostensibly "secret" status.

Personal perspectives: Not tapped '12

I don't remember the exact moment that secret societies first appeared on my radar, but it probably happened sometime freshman Winter when I started noticing people wearing ridiculous outfits in Collis and faking orgasms in the 1902 Room.