Daily Debriefing

Alumni giving to the Tuck School of Business reached record heights this year, with donations totaling $5.9 million, a press release from the school announced on Tuesday.

$4 Coffee 2008-06-27

The Still North 2008-06-27

Men's hockey forward arrested in Minneapolis over break

Zach Ingbretsen / The Dartmouth Staff Adam Estoclet '11, a sophomore forward on the men's ice hockey team from Orono, Minn, was arrested in Minneapolis for burglary in what the police described as a "drunken crime spree" just after 2 a.m.

Overheard

'10 KDE: Yeah, when I get drunk I have the tendency to go to Theta Delt and sit on the bench there. '10 girl 1 [In Collis]: No, I know he's not like traditionally dateable.

Counterpoint: Sophomore Summer Relationships

Frequent late-night visitors to my Facebook profile were disappointed to learn last week that I am now listed as "In a relationship." The move comes at a time when many Dartmouth "dating scene" "experts" claim that campus, at the fabled crux of the "X-Curve," is supposed to explode with hook up potential.

Point: Sophomore Summer Relationships

Ah, sophomore summer. Warm days, shirtless frisbee players on the Green, vaguely "summerish"-themed tails with the normal amount of alcohol and a quarter of the people ... what more do you need?

Reflections

For Dartmouth students, the hype surrounding sophomore summer is unavoidable: the intersection of the X-curve, the renowned scholastic offerings of Organic Farming, Engines 3 and Astro 2 and the opportunity to run back summer camp sans supervision -- all on a campus full of pong tables and no upperclassmen to take precedence.

Glory Stories

Sophomore summer--so we've heard for the first two years of our Dartmouth careers--is the best term ever.

Vox Clamantis: Alumni Contact Information

Alumni Contact Information To the Editor: In his June 24 opinion piece "What Next?" Phil Aubart '10 wrote that "it seems that Dartmouth Undying certainly had access to the College mailing lists." They did not.

Summer School

Well, here we are. From the time that we first ventured on campus as wide-eyed prospective students, eager to swap SAT scores and meet every professor we could find, sophomore summer has dangled in front of us like keys in front of an infant.

Leaving the Lawsuit Behind

After the "Unity" slate's sweeping victory of the Association of Alumni election, the question is no longer whether the Association's lawsuit, filed against the College last October, will be withdrawn, but when.

Store gives clothes 'second chance at happiness'

Designer brands -- at a discount no less -- have come to Hanover with this week's opening of the Pink Alligator, a women's boutique consignment shop on South Main Street. "If you're not wearing your clothing, it's time to give them a second chance at happiness," said Catharine Johnson, a Hanover native and owner of the new shop. Johnson, who opened the first Pink Alligator store in Norwich, Vt.

Dick's House limits summer hours

Going to Dick's House is not an option for students seeking immediate medical attention on the weekend or after 4 p.m.

College sells state Mt. Wash. peak for $2.12 mil.

AoA moves to end its lawsuit officially

The Association of Alumni officially moved to end its lawsuit against the Dartmouth Board of Trustees early this week, joining with the College to file a "stipulation of dismissal" with the Grafton County Superior Court.

The Still North 2008-06-24

Phreddie 2008-06-24