Choice of Kim follows larger trends in Wheelock succession

The selection of Jim Yong Kim as the College's next president continues what has developed into a pattern within the Wheelock succession.

Panhell. begins process to add eighth sorority

The Dartmouth Panhellenic Council voted unanimously to open campus to National Panhellenic Conference extension, the process by which a new NPC sorority is established, at a meeting on Monday evening.

Rationality required for responsibility, prof. says

SUJIN LIM / The Dartmouth The ability to think and reason rationally is required for individuals to be found criminal responsible for their actions, University of Pennsylvania Law School professor Stephen Morse said Monday evening during a lecture in Rockefeller Center.

SA, town officials debate alcohol policy

The Hanover Community Substance Abuse Advisory Council and Student Assembly members discussed possible changes to the town's alcohol policies in a meeting at Hanover High School on Monday.

Going National

I am submitting this article on behalf of the current presidents of the seven Panhellenic sororities, to explain our support for bringing a new national sorority to campus. The reasons for bringing a new sorority to Dartmouth are well understood.

Grade Complacency

Chris Talamo recently made the compelling point that we, as college students, have "an absurd sense of entitlement" when it comes to our grades ("Attitudes on a Curve," Feb.

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HEAR AND NOW: Joaquin Phoenix gets a bad rap

If my life were an inspirational movie, it might have the subtitle "Anyone can rap." Indeed, despite my benign appearance, I can rap.

Kim outlines views on Dartmouth

Jim Yong Kim offered his preliminary views on several of the College's prominent campus issues in an interview with The Dartmouth prior to the announcement of his selection as Dartmouth's 17th president. Budget and Fundraising Kim said he has followed the College's financial situation closely since November 2008, and generally agrees with how the recent budget cuts have been made.

Wright's tenure marked by fin. aid, Greek policy

When College President James Wright spoke at the April 1998 meeting held to announce his selection as the College's 16th president, he stressed his commitment to Dartmouth's financial aid program, a pledge he has continued to work to fulfill throughout his tenure.

Background in research could make Kim controversial pick

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COLLEGE TO ANNOUNCE PRESIDENT

Pick for Dartmouth's 17th president to be made public this afternoon