Daily Debriefing

Following a dismissal of their case by the New Hampshire Supreme Court last week, the group of alumni bringing a lawsuit against the College Board of Trustees filed a motion for reconsideration with the Court on Thursday, according to attorney for the plaintiffs Eugene Van Loan.

Rethinking the Drone

Many of us have played war video games at some point in our lives, using controllers to manipulate characters into blowing up our virtual enemies, perhaps accidentally taking out a few pedestrians in the fusillade.

A Dorm of My Own: Oh, the Places You'll Go

I first noticed Maceda Alemu '13 when she told our Spanish professor that her Spanish wouldn't be so great because she'd been speaking Amharic for the last two months.

VERBUM ULTIMUM: Editors' Note

Our decision to publish Roger Lott's most recent column, "Education on Credit," April 18, has come under fire from a number of community members this week.

Former prof. Copenhaver '46 dies

Biology professor emeritus John Copenhaver '46 died April 19 of a stroke in the Kendal at Hanover retirement community, according to Marion Copenhaver, his wife of 64 years.

Blame it on the D-Plan

I once thought I had mono. For a week, I did absolutely nothing and blamed my uselessness on my 20-hour naps.

Dartmouth's My Favorite

Franklin Delano Roosevelt famously said, "The only thing we have to fear is fear itself." False. And stupid.

Overheards

'12 guy: Brooklyn is up-and-coming ... kind of like BG. '11 Panarchist: Wait .... I think my mother just de-mothered me on facebook. Prospie at Dimensions Panhell event: So, I know Greek stereotypes consume a lot of campuses.

The DDS Detective

Although I am not Jewish, I learned to appreciate American Jewish culture from a young age. It all started when my parents decided to enroll me in the one private school in Dallas where all the Jewish families sent their children.

Hanover Police arrest undergraduate student

A female undergraduate student was arrested Thursday afternoon at Kappa Kappa Gamma sorority on a misdemeanor charge for the fraudulent use of a credit card, Hanover Police Chief Nicholas Giaccone said in an interview with The Dartmouth. Hanover Police obtained a search warrant for the student's room in the sorority's house and began the search on Thursday morning at 9:30 a.m.

I wrote this at 3 a.m.

Sometimes my friends and I have moments of delusion during which we think it's a good idea to tell each other what our faults are.

Job vacancies persist in College divisions

Due to the recent creation of new student health-related positions in the Dean of the College division, the College is currently operating with an unusually high number of job openings, according to Gavin Henning, director of administration in the Dean of the College division.

Put in Perspective: What Have the Past 10 Weeks Meant to You?

Mike Urbach The last 10 weeks have shown me that the next four years are going to be awesome.

Touch the Fire 2011-04-22

A Life in Transit

Over the course of 15 months (from September 2010 to January 2012), I will have moved six times: from home to Mid Fayerweather, then to D.C.

Freshmen pace women's track team

Courtesy of Doug Austin Although it lost the only Ivy League matchup its has competed in this season, the Dartmouth women's track team has returned to practice with a renewed sense of purpose in moving forward through the remainder of the outdoor season.

DosiRock: Sounds of the City 2011-04-22

Home Away from Hanover

For a group of students who love this college so much, we sure spend a lot of time away from it. Dartmouth has been ranked number one in study abroad participation among the Ivies.