Mirror Mixtape

Money is apparently the root of all our troubles. We complain about life being hard when we don't have any and then whine about the problems that ensue from having too much (though I'm personally not qualified to confirm the latter). That being said, I appeal to each and every one of you to join me in the fight to reinstitute the barter system.

Ask Miss Muffin Top

How to Succeed in Pong without Really Trying: A Treatise. This week, dear readers, in lieu of taking on a few small questions, Miss Muffin Top wishes to share with you some of her most preciously accrued wisdom, acquired through no small amount of research.

Stretching that D - Dollar, DA$H &DBA

In this recession-ridden era, it is easy to ignore what is going on and treat your DBA like monopoly money.

The 1891 2010 Agreement

The Grafton County Superior Court's decision to dismiss the second alumni lawsuit against the Board of Trustees on Tuesday ("Second alumni suit dismissed by court," Jan.

Program inspires local food buying

Food Court's organic butternut squash, Homeplate's juicy buffalo burgers and Collis' crisp apples are just a few of the locally-grown products that Dartmouth students regularly enjoy as a result of Farm-to-Dartmouth, a program that aims to incorporate local agricultural products into Dartmouth's culinary offerings. Rising environmental and social awareness has led to a burgeoning demand for locally-grown agricultural products in the United States in recent years.

OAC student board now slated for Feb. launch

The Organizational Adjudication Committee is on track to begin training members of its student board during the Winter term, students and College officials announced following a meeting Friday.

Second alumni suit dismissed by court

The Grafton County Superior Court dismissed the alumni lawsuit filed against the College's Board of Trustees, granting the College's motion of summary judgment dated Jan.

Daily Debriefing

Secretary of State Hillary Clinton signed orders last week to reverse a Bush administration decision to prevent two foreign Muslim intellectuals from applying for U.S.

Brox and Nox 2010-01-21

$4 Coffee 2010-01-21

Asch garners mixed alum. reaction

Potential petition trustee candidate Joe Asch '79 has solicited mixed reaction from alumni on his platform regarding parity on the Board of Trustees, the management of the College administration and his frequent posts on the Dartblog web site.

Stale Ideas

The noted public intellectual Louis Menand recently authored a book entitled "The Marketplace of Ideas: Reform and Reaction in the American University." Menand argues that the 19th Century creation of the research university caused professors to seal themselves off from the world, retreating into their own abstruse interests.

Hodes, Kuster face stiff Republican competition

The Granite State

REC LEAGUE LEGENDS

This week Ben "Bruiser" Ludlow and Jon "Fratz" Katz faced off against Dartmouth sprinter Joe Tracy '12 in the 60-meter dash.

National Issue

In his column last Friday, Zachary Gottlieb '10 quipped about his fellow opinion staffers feigning expertise when writing about national issues ("Fouad For Thought" Jan.

Court dismisses second alumni lawsuit

The Grafton County Superior Court dismissed the alumni lawsuit filed against the College's Board of Trustees in a judgment dated Jan.