Daily Debriefing

White house aide Timothy Goeglein resigned on Feb. 29 after admitting to plagiarizing several guest columns he wrote for The News-Sentinel in Fort Wayne, Ind., The New York Times reported on March 1.

Academics debate orientalism's legacy

Academics from around the world, including Australia, Turkey, California and Western Canada, converged on Hanover to participate in "The Gaze & The Veil: Surveillance and the Legacies of Orientalism," a conference sponsored by the Ford Foundation and convened by Professor Susannah Heschel last weekend.

Handful of students design custom majors

The Registrar's Office will soon be swarming with students filing major cards to solidify their status as majors in the government or economics departments, but each year a small group of students select majors that have never before been completed by students at the College.

College subpoenaed in loan investigation

Dartmouth College has been subpoenaed as part of New York State's investigation of the student loan industry.

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The Still North 2008-03-03

Men's Hockey

The Dartmouth men's hockey team suffered a lopsided loss at the hands of one of its fiercest rivals, but rebounded to get a win in its last home game, giving the Big Green some momentum heading into the Eastern College Athletic Conference hockey league playoffs.

Men's Hockey

The Dartmouth men's hockey team suffered a lopsided loss at the hands of one of its fiercest rivals, but rebounded to get a win in its last home game, giving the Big Green some momentum heading into the Eastern College Athletic Conference hockey league playoffs.

Chick Corea, Bela Fleck

It seems improbable that the piano and banjo could combine to make progressive jazz -- dabbled with bluegrass here and there -- without sounding like a novelty act.

Women's Hockey

The Big Green women's hockey swept Colgate in the first round of the Eastern College Athletic Conference's postseason hockey tournament with a 4-3 victory on Friday, followed by a 4-2 win on Saturday. Dartmouth (18-7-6, 15-4-5 ECAC), ranked third in the ECAC, came into the series undefeated for the month of February. Fresh off of a 4-1 victory over Colgate (12-17-5, 9-11-4 ECAC) in the regular season finale, the Big Green was primed to ride this momentum through the first round of playoffs. On Friday, Larissa Roche '11 scored the first goal of the night early into the first period. The Raiders quickly responded, beginning an intense fight for the lead that persisted until the game's final minute. Dartmouth scored again before the end of the first period on a goal by Sarah Parsons '10 but was answered by a Colgate goal a minute into the second. Both teams increased the level of competition in the second period, recognizing that a win would not be easy for either squad. "It's playoff time, so there is always a struggle to stay ahead," Sarah Newnam '09 said.

The Limits of Justice

Dartmouth students fear their justice system -- and with good reason. Compared to the Federal justice system, our Committee on Standards operates with severely restricted rights.

Literary Renaissance

In an article from the Dec. 24 issue of The New Yorker, "The Twilight of the Books," Caleb Crain suggests that electronic media are swiftly replacing the written word as the primary means of communicating stories and ideas.

Toe to Toe: Hodes versus Schmidley (Schmidley)

Boxing Versus MMA

Toe to Toe: Hodes versus Schmidley (Hodes)

Boxing Versus MMA

Toe to Toe: Hodes versus Schmidley (Hodes)

Boxing Versus MMA