My Hip-Hopocalypse: Grieving the End of SHEBAlite
For the past three days, "End of the Road" by Boyz II Men has been on a constant loop in my head.
For the past three days, "End of the Road" by Boyz II Men has been on a constant loop in my head.
The City Council in Liverpool, England has introduced legislation to prevent individuals under 18 from attending, renting or buying films featuring tobacco use based in part on research conducted by physicians at Dartmouth Medical School. The legislation was proposed because of research showing that tobacco use in movies has "a strong effect in encouraging young people to smoke," according to the Executive Case Summary provided by the Liverpool City Council on its web site.
As a trial for its Rivercrest development project, the College is selling two factory-built homes, one on Route 10 in West Lebanon and another on Grasse Road in Hanover, the Valley News reported on Tuesday.
Zach Ingbretsen / The Dartmouth Staff Preseason polls don't bother Buddy Teevens. When Teevens '79, Dartmouth's head football coach, heard the results of the 2009 Ivy League Football Preseason Media Poll which placed Dartmouth eighth among the eight Ivy League teams he found them "no surprise" given Dartmouth's 0-10 record last year, he said. "We certainly didn't anticipate a vote," Teevens said.
Dean Tom Crady resigns from the post effective this week
Courtesy of Dartmouth.edu Bright-eyed 18-year-olds will likely be a dime a dozen at this September's upcoming Convocation.
There comes a time in every American college student's life when she must confront the fact that her best friend did not arise from a vacuum - that her friend did, in fact have a life, home and family before college.
While we assumed that the arrival of a new College president would naturally lead to some adjustments within Parkhurst Hall, the College administration now appears to be entering a period of transition.
With three-fourths of the campus away this term, the potential for hook-ups has been mighty slim.
Dartmouth's campus is so small that every step out of the way is a mile, and that mile is doubled when you're drunk, impatient to get somewhere, cold, or all three.
Courtesy of Dartmouth College Following a short illness, associate Professor of English Peter Cosgrove passed away on July 22, the Valley News reported. Cosgrove was a specialist in 18th century British literature.
Sarah IRVING / The Dartmouth Staff The hiring of new assistant coaches John Rose and Sara Simard to the men's and women's hockey teams, respectively, will lend a fresh perspective to both teams in the upcoming season, coaching staff of both teams said. Rose will join the College's men's hockey staff.
Dartmouth has maintained the No. 11 slot among national universities in the latest U.S. News and World Report rankings, but tops a new category prioritizing a commitment to undergraduate education among national universities. Princeton University and Harvard University share the top spot in the rankings.
There is something wrong with our National pastime. Something very, very wrong. I speak not of steroids, but of the MLB draft, and the signing of international players. A lot of people have probably heard about Stephen Strasburg, the number-one pick in the MLB draft this past June, and the will-he or won't-he see-saw that has accompanied his signing with the Washington Nationals.
College given top slot in new commitment to undergraduate education category
College officials have tapped Sylvia Spears, the current director of the Office of Pluralism and Leadership and acting senior associate Dean of the College, to oversee the Dean of the College's Office for the next two years while its structure is reevaluated and a permanent dean is chosen, Provost Barry Scherr announced on Tuesday.
Sylvia Spears, director of OPAL and acting senior associate dean, to serve as Dean of the College for two years
At the risk of a system overload, I would like to heap another urgent call for action onto the Obama administration's very full plate.