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Kiss, Kiss, Hello

By Suzanne Lehrer | April 3, 2008

The contrast first became glaringly obvious to me when I was a guest at a friend's family pool party in rural Costa Rica this past winter.

Arts

Indie star Vanderslice to play FNR

By Liz Ellison | April 3, 2008

After a winter that featured such acts as Awesome Color and Phosphorescent, FNR is set to kick off Spring term with a bang, welcoming John Vanderslice to the stage for Saturday's show. Vanderslice's songs are never dreary.

The Big Green bounced back with an offensive frenzy against UVM on Tuesday.
Sports

Women's lax bounces back with 21-6 win over Vermont

By Sarah Rohrbach | April 3, 2008

Maggie Goldstein / The Dartmouth Staff Dartmouth's women's lacrosse team, ranked 20th in the nation, defeated the University of Vermont, 21-6 in Hanover this Tuesday, rebounding from a disappointing loss against Brown last Saturday. Co-captain Kristen Barry '08 was pleased with the team's level of play. "We really connected as a team, from the sidelines to the defense to the attack," Barry said.

Arts

SA candidates use and abuse media, aesthetics in campaigns

By Matthew Ritger | April 2, 2008

It's a very, very serious year in Student Assembly politics. Pressing issues on our candidate's agendas include: providing staples at Greenprint stations (Lee Cooper '09)and making dining facillities "more conducive to social interaction" (Molly Bode '09). Both our candidates seem to know that the media is a politician's best friend, but Cooper hasn't abandoned man's best friend: Cooper's campaign video, posted on YouTube, begins with a shot of hm petting two fraternity dogs by a roaring fire. Bode has yet to stoop to such hokey comedy and seems determined to take the high road, despite her Facebook group and auto-replies, which claim she "Bodes well" for the Dartmouth campus.

Sports

Sailors search for warmer waters

By Jake Kahane | April 2, 2008

Even in the earliest days of spring in New Hampshire, Dartmouth students start eagerly anticipating the day when they can shed their winter layers and bask in warmer weather.

Dartmouth hopes to outperform nine other figure skating teams at the National Championship in Ann Arbor, Mich., this weekend.
Sports

Figure skating eyes fifth straight national championship

By Sharon Dauson | April 2, 2008

Courtesy of Ben Bostick With four consecutive national titles and five undefeated seasons under its belt, Dartmouth's figure skating team will defend its title at the Intercollegiate National Championship in Ann Arbor, Mich., this weekend. Dartmouth qualified to represent the Eastern Region in the National Championship after winning the qualifying competition held at the University of Delaware on March 2.

News

Daily Debriefing

By Anya Perret and Nathan Swire | April 2, 2008

Admission rates across the Ivy League have dropped to record levels, The New York Times reported on Tuesday, including Dartmouth, which accepted 13 percent of its applicant pool.

News

SLC panel sees low student turnout

By Susan Matthews | April 2, 2008

Despite strong student support during the Winter term, only 20 people attended the newly created Social Life Committee's first panel event on social dynamics and spaces on Tuesday night in Collis Common Ground. The committee was created last term after a petition signed by 800 students demanding the formation of a group to investigate the social dynamics at Dartmouth was brought to College President James Wright.

Haley Bolin '08, a leader of the Christian Navigators, stresses the importance of understanding gender and tradition at a panel discussion on Tuesday night.
News

Female students share personal ties to religion

By Aoife Duffy | April 2, 2008

Sarah Laeuchli / The Dartmouth Staff Sara Ludin '08 was two weeks into the Fall term of her sophomore year when she decided to start wearing a hijab, the traditional Muslim head scarf. "There was no family pressure -- I just felt like I had to start wearing it," she said.

News

GLBT students voice mixed views of frats

April 2, 2008

As heterosexual men and their dates looked on, Cody Lavender '10 and a group of gay, lesbian, bisexual and transgender students took over the platform in the center of Kappa Kappa Kappa fraternity's dance floor at a recent dance party. "We purposefully create our own space," said Lavender, co-chair of Gender, Sexuality, XYZ, formerly known as the Gay Straight Alliance.

Student Assembly presidential candidates Lee Cooper '09 and Molly Bode '09 present their platforms at the Student Assembly's first candidate debate.
News

SA candidates face off in debate

By Susan Matthews | April 2, 2008

Sophie Novack / The Dartmouth Staff Candidates for Student Assembly president and vice president discussed how they would best improve the Assembly's reputation on campus and increase student representation Tuesday night in Carson L01.

News

Daily Debriefing

By Turia Lahlou | April 1, 2008

A Hanover area resident is suing an online sex site powered by Friendfinder Network Inc., and Various Inc., an affiliated company, for allegedly posting a feigned profile that used her personal information next to a nude photo of another female, according to the Nashua Telegraph.

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