Vote Or Die?

Ah yes, voting! The font from whence freedom springs forth into our great nation. Without voting, we'd still be under the harsh rule of a King George or King Frank of some odd number.

Vertical Satiation

We live in a small town run by small businesses. We get what we want in the most charming way possible.

Davis '09, Toumanoff '09 lead in 'Kiss'

Mainstage production explores love, hate and homosexuality

Men's basketball gears up for season opener against Army

By The Dartmouth Staff Dartmouth men's basketball hopes to improve on its less than impressive 2007-2008 season, in which the team finished tied for last place in the league with a 3-11 Ivy record, 10-18 overall. The Big Green opens its season against Army at 4 p.m.

Men's basketball gears up for season opener against Army

Dartmouth men's basketball hopes to improve on its less than impressive 2007-2008 season, in which the team finished tied for last place in the league with a 3-11 Ivy record, 10-18 overall. The Big Green opens its season against Army at 4 p.m.

Daily Debriefing

Ron Daniels, provost of the University of Pennsylvania, has been selected to be the 14th president of Johns Hopkins University, according to The Washington Post.

College to restructure pre-med advising

Faced with an increasingly lean budget and a growing student population, the pre-health advising program at Dartmouth's Career Services is expected to undergo review and revision in the coming months, according to Kimberly Sauerwein, pre-health advisor and assistant director of Career Services. Following an external review of Career Services, completed last year, the pre-health advising program will formulate a plan to restructure its operations as part of an effort to improve Career Services as a whole, Sauerwein said.

The Still North 2008-11-12

Women take majority in N.H. State Senate

In a campaign year that broke long-standing racial and gender barriers, one national milestone has slipped quietly under the radar -- following last week's election, women will make up the majority of the New Hampshire State Senate, marking the first time in American history that women outnumber men in a state legislative body. Women will now hold 13 of the 24 seats in Concord, up from 10 before the election.

I Feel Like... 2008-11-12

Sailing finishes second in Boston, mid-fleet in Rhode Island

This weekend the Big Green sailing team tallied a second-place finish at the Crews Regatta, hosted by Massachusetts Institute of Technology, and a ninth-place finish at the Rhode Island State Championships, hosted by Salve Regina University. The freshmen sailors also picked up a fourth-place finish at the Freshmen Intersectional, hosted by Connecticut College over the weekend. On the Charles River, Steph Gagnon '10 and Tess Korndorf '11 edged out the competition for a first-place finish in the Division A races at the Crews Regatta.

One Step Forward, One Step Back

In Jordan Osserman '11's pre-election piece "An Indecent Proposal" (Nov. 3), he argues that in all the fervor for Obama's campaign, another "equally historic battle" was being forgotten.

Community Beyond The Classroom

The Dow has been plunging faster than a GPA during pledge term. The situation in Afghanistan is messier than a breakfast bomb and probably tougher to swallow.

Daily Debriefing

Ottawa County Health Department officials forced Hope College, a liberal arts school in Michigan, to close its campus last Friday due to a contagious norovirus-like outbreak, the Grand Rapids Press reported.