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A recipe for Off-Campus Living

June 30, 2011

Sophomore Summer, when heating bills are low and barbecues become an everyday occurrence, is arguably the best time to venture out of the dorm to an off-campus house or apartment with friends.

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A recipe for M@sters success

By Micha Peters | June 30, 2011

One of the largest concerns of sophomore summer aside from making it to that 9L that you unwittingly signed up for is finding the perfect combination of ingredients to ensure that you revel in m@sters glory.

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The 11 Xtracurricular Menu

By Clark Moore | June 30, 2011

Appetizers Dog Days of SummerFlorence was wrong, The Dog Days have just begun and what better way to start your summer than with a light serving of canine comedy? Summer Casual ThursdayThis starter continues to be as casual as the main course, just add wayfarers! Entrees SummerphonicsA zesty blend of various singing groups and first timers alike, this group's harmonious blend is sure to provide a great sense of aural pleasure in the conspicuous absence of the College's many year-round a cappella groups. Camp VandanaA trip to Southeast Asia, these spices will truly ignite the palette.

Following a year-long College prohibition on swimming in the river, the student dock will reopen Saturday to students with Dartmouth IDs.
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Swim dock to reopen Saturday

By Laura Bryn Sisson | June 30, 2011

Katharine Pujol / The Dartmouth Staff The tradition of sun-filled days spent at the student swim dock will return to sophomore Summer as the year-long College prohibition on swimming in the Connecticut River comes to an end this weekend.

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Alumni market sustainable stove

By Jay Webster | June 30, 2011

Paper, sticks and dried manure are among the "organic, burnable materials" that can serve as fuel for an ecologically-conscious and affordable stove developed by BioLite, a company run partly by Thayer School of Engineering alumni that specializes in energy-efficient products, according to Clay Burns '87, BioLite's vice president of product development. BioLite was founded by Chief Executive Officer Jonathan Cedar '03, Chief Technical Officer Alexander Drummond and Chief Operating Officer Jonathan den Hartog '03 Th '05.

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Daily Debriefing

June 30, 2011

College President Jim Yong Kim's Learning Collaborative on High-Risk Drinking has reached its full membership of 32 colleges and universities and will conclude its first learning session Friday, the College announced Wednesday.

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Panelists reveal effects of health care policies

By Jay Webster | June 30, 2011

Due to the costs of complying with recent health care reform, health care providers in New Hampshire will face a "rough road" during the next two years, Tina Naimie, vice president of corporate finance at Dartmouth-Hitchcock Medical Center, said during a health panel in the Rockefeller Center's Hinman Forum on Wednesday.

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Kim expresses support for DREAM Act

By Angie Yang | June 30, 2011

Drawing on personal experience and a "strategic" viewpoint, College President Jim Yong Kim voiced "strong support" for the Development, Relief and Education for Alien Minors Act in a letter addressed to Sen.

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Overheards

June 30, 2011

'13 Guy to '13 Kappa: If you're a kappa, is it mandatory that you wear a kappa shirt while doing cardio? '13 Girl: I think i'm going to ask the phi delt dog to semi. '13 Guy: He is a great wingman.

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