Greek Sustainability

I'm writing in response to Phil Aubart's column regarding recycling in the Greek System ("A Greener System," Feb.

Women's lacrosse crushed by Syracuse, 18-5, in 2008 opener

Dartmouth's women's lacrosse team, ranked No. 17 in the nation, lost to No. 5 Syracuse, 18-5, in its first game of the 2008 season on Sunday. After the loss, head coach Amy Patton highlighted both the strength of the Syracuse team (2-0, 0-0 Big East) and the need for the Big Green (0-1, 0-0 Ivy) to step up its level of intensity. "I think the only place we can go is up -- it was a rough game," Patton said.

Indie band Mountain Goats displays wit and grit on new CD

The Mountain Goats have amassed a cult following over the course of more than fifteen prolific years but still teeter on the edge of mainstream popularity.

Study proves operation relieves back condition

A group of Dartmouth researchers published the first scientific evidence linking a specific surgery with relief of lower back pain caused by spinal stenosis.

Daily Debriefing

Student Assembly passed legislation to fund a Cutter Shabazz Alternative Space Party and renew funding for the Profiles in Excellence Award and the Course Guide Incentive Program at its meeting on Tuesday.

Banner Student outlines enrollment precedence

Students who are not admitted to Spring term courses will now be able to view on Banner Student how close they came to making the cut.

College reacts to NIU shooting

In the wake of the murder of five students at Northern Illinois Universityon Feb. 14, many colleges and universities, including Dartmouth, have increased efforts to update their safety protocol to face the threat of campus violence.

'Fallen Angels' embodies 1990s cool

Editor's Note: This is the second part in a weekly series examining films of the past. Quentin Tarantino is said to have called Wong Kar-Wai the coolest filmmaker out there -- and he wasn't exaggerating.Wong Kar-Wai wrote and directed the cult classic film "Chungking Express" (1994), which Quentin Tarantino immediately fell in love with and distributed in the United States.

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Education City

Our "bearers of democracy" have adopted a new strategy to expand American influence: American universities are conquering the minds of the young Middle Eastern elite as they venture abroad. An enclave of American universities called "Education City" has become a new gathering spot for Middle Eastern upper-class youths in search of higher education.

Jack and Jill: An Uphill Battle

Lots of things have been said about the Dartmouth Woman: She can drink as much as any frat boy but look good while doing it, sink a pong cup and hook up without expecting the courtesy of a morning-after Blitz.

Women's squash finishes with No. 6 ranking at Howe Cup

While Dartmouth's women's squash team hit low points at the Howe Cup tournament with 9-0 losses to No.