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June 23, 2025 | Latest Issue
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The Streets falls flat with disappointing fifth album

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Rappers come in all shapes and sizes. There's Lil' Kim, Fat Joe and, of course, the stereotype-buster Eminem. Then there's Mike Skinner --also known as The Streets -- a 39-year-old British performer known for his infectious rhymes backed with garage-tinged beats.



Sports

Sailing falls short of expectations in six weekend regattas

Despite a dominant showing at the Regis Bowl last weekend, the Dartmouth women's sailing team fell short of expectations, placing 17th in the Navy Women's Fall Intersectional hosted by the United States Naval Academy over the weekend. The Big Green sailing squads traveled to five other regattas, including the Hobart and William Smith Fall Intersectional, in Geneva, N.Y., where they finished in the middle of the pack; the New England Single-handed Championships hosted by Yale University; the Casco Bay Open, hosted by Bowdoin College; the Storm Trysail Regatta in Larchmont, N.Y., and the University of New Hampshire Invitational. In Annapolis, Becca Dellenbaugh '10 and Sarah Johnston '09 struggled for a 14th-place finish in Division A, while Kendall Reiley '09 and Kathy Oprea '10 fared no better, placing 15th in the Division B race. The Navy Women's Fall Intersectional differs from other regattas, as it includes a third division of competition, where one sailor single-handedly races a Laser Radial boat. Stef Gagnon '10's 11th-place finish in Division C, however, failed to improve Dartmouth's standings in the final scoring.



Opinion

A Simpler Solution

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Good lord, I am just sick and tired of all of these articles and columns bemoaning the wastefulness of frat parties littered with the aluminum remnants of pong games.


Opinion

Grow Up, America

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When presidential candidates Barack Obama and John McCain met for their town-hall style second debate, they fielded a predictable lineup of questions on the economy, health care and foreign policy.




News

Daily Debriefing

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An Amherst College student was killed and three others were injured in a car crash on Interstate 91 Sunday, according to MassLive.com.


Beta Theta Pi fraternity recruited male sophomores, juniors and seniors in its first year back at the College in a decade.
News

Beta plans fraternity 'renaissance'

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THEODORE SUMERS / The Dartmouth Staff After reconstructing architectural columns outside the Beta Theta Pi fraternity house, Beta board member Dimitri Gerakaris '69 took a tour of the house, walking from the basement to the third floor wearing only socks on his feet.




News

Steering Committee hears council updates

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The First Year Office received more complaints regarding BlitzMail than any other issue last year, according to a meeting of the Steering Committee of the General Faculty held at the Rockefeller Center on Monday. The Steering Committee meets annually to hear different councils' reports on what they have been working on during the past year. A faculty survey from last spring revealed that of the 99 faculty members that responded, 78 were using another e-mail client by itself or in addition to BlitzMail, according to members of the Council on Computing.







Sports

Cross country teams both take fourth place at New Englands

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The Dartmouth men's and women's cross country teams both finished fourth at the New England championships on Saturday in Boston's Franklin Park. The Big Green women raced against a field of 45 teams from all over New England. Boston College won the race convincingly, finishing with a total of 38 points.