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Opinion
Profane Tank
By
Sam Buntz
| July 1, 2008
A light has gone out of the world: George Carlin is dead. Not only was he a brilliant comedian, but a fierce opponent of dogmatism and political correctness.
Opinion
The Devil's Consultant
By
Zachary Gottlieb
| July 1, 2008
And so summer has begun. Despite the persistent rain, barbeque grills still flare with the conflagrating promise of charred meats and a fireside recitation of Hesiod's Theogony.
Arts
Hood and Hop explore African culture and identity in Festival
By
Connie Lam
| July 1, 2008
Courtesy of Rebecca Bailey Though recent flash thunderstorms may put a hold on outdoor activities, the Summer Arts Festival: AFRICAS brings the color and vibrancy of the season of summer to days spent indoors.
Arts
Summer T.V. shows entertain, enthrall with new seasons
By
Brittany Coombs
| July 1, 2008
Courtesy of Zimbio.com A common notion of boob tube viewership is that in the interminable, sticky-humid dogs days of summer, good television programming goes to die.
Sports
KARR'S CHRONICLES: Cubs are doomed
By
Ryan Karr
| July 1, 2008
Everybody's talking about it. The Chicago Cubs are approaching the halfway point of the 2008 baseball season with one of the best records in the game.
News
Daily Debriefing
By
Allyson Bennett
| July 1, 2008
Dartmouth-Hitchcock Medical Center will prohibit smoking on its campus beginning July 4, according to a DHMC press release.
News
Mont. Fellow Phillips starts term
By
Andrew Wells
| July 1, 2008
Courtesy of Laurent Denimal Caryl Phillips didn't always see himself as a writer.
News
Students feel crunch from rising fuel costs
By
Victoria Boggiano
| July 1, 2008
Kyle Betts / The Dartmouth Staff Editor's Note: This is the second article in a two-part series focusing on the rising cost of fuel and its effect on the College. Briana Carroll '10 brought her car to campus for sophomore summer expecting to put the vehicle to frequent use.
News
AoA suit withdrawn, funds still questioned
By
William Schpero
| July 1, 2008
Following Friday's confirmation that the Grafton County Superior Court had approved the dismissal of the Association of Alumni's lawsuit against the College, new information has come to light about the funding of the suit and the involvement of The Hanover Institute, a non-profit organization that has traditionally sponsored causes critical of College policies.
News
Vt. girl missing since Thursday
By
Allie Lowe
| July 1, 2008
Courtesy of Vermont State Police Five days after Vermont initiated its first Amber Alert, Brooke Bennett, a 12-year-old resident of Braintree, Vt., remains missing.
News
Amber Alert issued in Vt. for girl allegedly heading to DHMC
By
Allie Lowe
| June 28, 2008
Vermont officials issued the state's first Amber Alert on Thursday, following the disappearance of Brooke Bennett, a 12-year-old resident of Braintree, Vt.
News
Lawsuit against College dismissed
By
William Schpero
| June 27, 2008
The Grafton County Superior Court has approved the dismissal of the Association of Alumni's lawsuit against the College, Association President John Mathias '69 confirmed today.
News
Daily Debriefing
By
Allie Lowe
| June 27, 2008
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.