Daily Debriefing

Some states like California are implementing large-scale education reforms to compete for federal education funds available from the Obama administration, The Washington Post reported Sunday.

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Face the Music

Listening to the radio these days is about as painful as watching a Kay Jewelers commercial alone on Valentine's Day.

Kim avoids specifics of budget slashes, layoffs

College President Jim Yong Kim used the second open budget forum on Friday to defend the College's financial tactics, targeting rumors about the renovation of his on-campus house while acknowledging the members of the Service Employees International Union, who picketed future budget cuts outside the forum. Although the College will soon make major spending cuts and will likely institute layoffs as part of a projected $100-million budget reduction, Kim chose to concentrate instead on the administration's efforts to find and create new sources of revenue for the College during the forum. Kim said that despite impending layoffs, he hoped that Dartmouth employees could eventually be rehired.

Skiing picks up big win at first carnival

Bolstered by its dominating women's Nordic squad, the Dartmouth ski team plowed through rough weather conditions to take first place at the St.

Kim announces Thayer renovation plan during budget forum

Dartmouth's Deficit

Kim sees off DHMC Haiti response team

College President Jim Yong Kim met Friday with several Dartmouth-based surgeons, physicians and nurses involved in the College's response to the ongoing crisis in Haiti.

Is the grass a little greener: What's the grading situation like at other schools?

Only a few short weeks ago, all Dartmouth students logged onto Banner to check their fall quarter grades.

Budget issues postpone athletic director search

The search for a permanent athletic director has been postponed until at least Spring term, Associate Dean of the College Mary Liscinsky announced on Thursday.

Mirror MixTape

Musicians and bands have been voicing their opinions on school throughout the decades, and the consensus is clear: School is just too awkward, frustrating and oppressive to be worth the trouble.

LIVE COVERAGE: Open Forum on the College Budget

Dartmouth's Deficit

A Few Quotations On The Topic of Citations

Read forth, ye brown-nosed hopefuls. Here's the quick guide to getting a citation, from the very benefactors themselves your profs and from the very medium that you use to complain about the results, blitz!

VERBUM ULTIMUM: A(nother) Stalled Initiative

The College's decision to postpone the implementation of the Organizational Adjudication Committee's student board ("Implementation of OAC student board postponed," Jan 13) was abruptly announced Tuesday following months of preparation and support from the student body.

The Gospel According to Matthew

Someone inserted the words "Grades at Dartmouth" into the 25-cent bauble vending machine otherwise known as my brain, and look what cheapo little plastic things popped out! THE LYRICS TO LADY GAGA'S NEW SINGLE, "CHEAT ON YOU." Flash cards, avant garde, Work so hard, mmm, so hard Professor Gaga's gonna grade you,Yeah, I will enslave you. Andy Warhol and Grace Jones: The class in Gaga's not for hos.