Vt. Attorney releases VA settlement

The office of Tristram Coffin, U.S. Attorney for the District of Vermont, released additional details on Tuesday about a dispute over contracts between Dartmouth and the Veterans Affairs Medical Center in White River Junction, Vt., which "involved allegations of improper conduct by agents and employees of Dartmouth College" in six contracts, according to a press release.

Daily Debriefing

The Hispanic Scholarship Fund announced on Tuesday a new public service advertising campaign aimed at encouraging Hispanic teens to attend college, The Chronicle of Higher Education reported.

Crepes a la Carte 2010-10-07

Sedaris dabbles in twisted fables

I believe that the adage "Don't judge a book by its cover" is not merely pretentious, but also just plain wrong.

DosiRock: Sounds of the City 2010-10-07

With Liberty and Justice for Null

Unless you have spent the past 24 months living in the middle of the forest (I love Hanover), you must surely know that the United States is a tough place to live.

Two frats suspected of serving to minors

Hanover Police issued multiple complaints to the Psi Upsilon and Theta Delta Chi fraternities for serving alcohol to minors, according to a Tuesday press release.

Hood's ledger art gives lens into Native culture

Visitors to the Hood Museum's current exhibit should search for signs of the vibrancy and unique wisdom of Native life in the art displayed, Colin Calloway, professor of history and Native American studies at the College at a panel on Friday.

Out of the Loop

The honeymoon period is over. The wave of optimism, excitement and admiration brought by his historic accession to the presidency has faded, overshadowed by financial troubles and controversial policies under his administration.

Alcohol charges filed against SAE

In the most recent in a string of filings against Greek organizations, Sigma Alpha Epsilon fraternity has been charged with one count of providing alcohol to minors, which is a felony, according to a Hanover Police press release. According to the release, on Oct.

One suspect convicted in Petit trial

Steven Hayes was convicted on Tuesday of the 2007 murders of Hayley Petit who was to matriculate with the Class of 2011 her mother and her sister, and could now face the death penalty, the Associated Press reported.

Daily Debriefing

This year's first Student Assembly meeting kicked off with the election of James Lee '13, Don Casler '14 and Catherine Treyz '13 as treasurer, secretary and speaker, respectively.

I am a Dartmouth Frat Bro

I am a Dartmouth frat bro. I am not a rapist, nor do I work to create a "safe haven for sexual violence," as the recent column by Jordan Osserman '11 ("Dismissing Dissent," Oct.

Letter to the Editor: SPCSA's Efforts

In Friday's Verbum Ultimum ("To the Class of 2014," Oct. 1), The Dartmouth's Editorial Board stated that the Student and Presidential Committee on Sexual Assault (SPCSA) has done nothing to address the issue of sexual assault on campus.