Daily Debriefing
A vote to confirm Hilary Tompkins '90 as solicitor of the Department of the Interior was delayed on Thursday by Sen.
Crosby '09 competes in Miss N.H.
Brittany Crosby '09 -- who on Thursday recited slam poetry in Derry, N.H., as part of the 2009 Miss New Hampshire competition -- says she is not a "typical pageant girl." "I'm not a typical pageant girl in the sense that I haven't been doing this since I was three years old," Crosby said.
Beta holds 'Don't yell fag' Greek discussion
Greek organizations can do more to embrace the College's LGBTQA community, several students said at the annual "Don't Yell Fag from the Front Porch" discussion, which this year was held at Beta Alpha Omega fraternity on Thursday as a part of PRIDE week. "Don't Yell Fag from the Front Porch" was first held in 2000, after a member of Alpha Delta fraternity reportedly yelled "faggot" from the fraternity's porch at a gay student.
Alverson responds to College officials' letter
Following his April 9 open letter criticizing the College's recent budgetary decisions, anthropology professor Hoyt Alverson has written a second letter on the topic, which he released on Wednesday.
Judges' panel debates gay marriage
ZACH KUSTER / The Dartmouth Three current and former state supreme court justices explained their decisions in landmark cases on same-sex marriage at a panel discussion in Dartmouth Hall on Thursday.
'Probable' swine flu cases found in N.H.
Turco says flu 'very likely' to spread to College
Women's lacrosse can't keep up with strong Syracuse squad
NICHOLAS ROOT / The Dartmouth Tuesday was a particularly difficult day for the No.
Baseball prepares to face Cornell in Ivy Championship
IAN BLUMENTHAL / The Dartmouth After clinching the Red Rolfe Division title last weekend, the Dartmouth baseball team prepares to face Cornell in a best-of-three series for the Ivy League Championship this weekend in Hanover. The Big Green (23-13, 16-4 Ivy) and the Big Red (16-21, 11-10 Ivy) will meet in two nine-inning games on Saturday, with the first game starting at 12 p.m.
PRIDE and Prejudice: The Queer History of Dartmouth
Shirley Hu / The Dartmouth Staff Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual, Transgender, Queer, Questioning and Allied issues have made headlines in the national papers repeatedly over the past year -- from continued protests over the passage of Proposition 8 in California to the New Hampshire Senate voting to legalize same-sex marriage this past Wednesday. At the College, where The Dartmouth's own headlines have trumpeted news of the third annual PRIDE Week this past week, this week's Mirror asks, 'How has being a part of the LGBTQA community at Dartmouth changed in the past few years, and where is the community headed in the coming years?' "I feel like Dartmouth has definitely changed and become more inclusive of LGBT students, but there is still a long way to go," Ray Rodriguez '09, one of the organizers of PRIDE Week, said. The letter A is sometimes added to the acronym LGBTQ to include "allies," or people who are not LGBTQ, but advocate for the fair treatment of those who are. "In my eyes, there's a huge difference in the LGBT people that have been here for four years, and the '12s that just came in.
Overheards
'12 Girl to S&S officer behind the bar at AD: Can I get a beer? '12 Guy: We'll have to do a surprise exorcism on you. Girl on Collis porch: It's the same concept as: If a tree falls in the forest, does it make a sound?
Spotlight: Jen Schuster '09
As co-chair of Gender Sexuality XYZ, Jen Schuster '09 works with members of the Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual, Transgender, Queer and Allied community to combat heteronormativity on campus and promote gender-neutral equality.
Out at Dartmouth (Leah S)
So, let's talk about gays at Dartmouth for a second. I have to admit, the gay community here proved to be a little different from the fantastical "college gay life" that I imagined before I arrived.
Out at Dartmouth (Ritger)
Flashback from sophomore fall: I am slung over the shoulder of the president of the fraternity I had my heart set on joining.
Amy Knows Everyone
Each week, Amy examines a small group of students in order to understand the individual Dartmouth experience as part of a whole.
Reboot and Rally
Usually each week that I'm writing, my editor will tell me to "write about some gadgets that pertain to the theme." She didn't tell me to do that this week.
THIS, Sir, Is My Case!
In honor of PRIDE Week, I was going to wax poetic about different ways that the Dartmouth student body has made me proud over the years.
The DM Manual of Style
Writing the style column for PRIDE Week is probably one of the most intimidating tasks that I have faced as a writer.
Editors' Note
The issue of self-identity at Dartmouth is something Jen and I, along with many of our peers, deal with on a daily basis.




