Rec League Legends

After last week's first-ever athletic defeat to Dartmouth track star Joe Tracy '12, the Rec League Legends iced their biceps, rebuilt their egos (by looking up their high school stats) and came back ready to take on the D-I establishment once more. All week, the Legends' inboxes were flooded with challenges from the top athletes in the Upper Valley.

Geithner '83 takes heat from House committee

U.S. Treasury Secretary Timothy Geithner '83 defended the controversial bailout of insurance company American International Group at a House Committee on Oversight and Government Reform hearing on Wednesday, contending that the bailout was necessary to prevent a second Great Depression. Several analysts, however, argued that Geithner's ties to the AIG bailout could damage his credibility as Treasury secretary, Reuters reported.

$4 Coffee 2010-01-28

Brox and Nox 2010-01-28

Breaking Down the Bubble

Dartmouth's sensational response to the crisis in Haiti led by Students at Dartmouth for Haiti Relief, has exceeded all expectations.

Let's Talk About Sexting

When teenagers fall in love, as they sometimes do, it can get ugly. Made irrational by a potent blend of hormones, peer pressure and angst, teenagers routinely do things they later come to regret.

Learning from Haiti

Good job, Dartmouth. It's not over, but you've done well. According to the Partners in Health web site, you are currently leading every other college in giving to PIH's efforts in Haiti.

LETTER TO THE EDITOR: Union of Community

Tothe Editor: Chris Talamo's column ("One Community,'" Jan. 22) offered good thoughts on the meaning of community at Dartmouth but misunderstood what the members of SEIU Local 560 are saying about layoffs. The staff is willing to help the College meet its challenges.

The Still North 2010-01-27

Daily Debriefing

Yale lab technician Raymond Clark III pled not guilty to the murder of Yale graduate student Annie Le in a hearing at the New Haven Superior Court on Tuesday, the Yale Daily News reported.

Pro-Life Generation

This past Friday was the 37th anniversary of the infamous Roe v. Wade Supreme Court decision legalizing abortion in all 50 states.

Jumbles 2010-01-27

New meters will track campus energy usage

New energy meters will be monitor energy usage in 250 buildings across campus by summer 2010 as part of the College's Campus Energy and Sustainability Management System, according to Stephen Shadford, an energy engineer with Facilities Operation and Management.

BOOKED SOLID: 'The Privileges': The American Nightmare

Reading Jonathan Dee's newest novel "The Privileges" (2010) feels like biting into really expensive, decadent chocolate.