Athletes of the Week

Alex Barnett '09 Basketball Barnett was an offensive juggernaut in the Big Green's win over VMI Saturday night.

Students have a right to privacy

I read the article on Nov. 8 about professors being able to monitor students' Blackboard use ("Profs monitor student Blackboard use"). Why on earth has the feature been included in the Blackboard software?

Speak out, President Wright

Several weeks ago, along with about 200 alumni, I attended a briefing in the San Francisco Bay Area about affairs related to the expansion of the Board of Trustees.

Stereotypes 101: Nerds v. Jocks

Quick, what's the opposite of a "jock?" If you said "nerd" (like I did), you're probably not alone.

The Quiet American Campus

Although Veterans Day was Sunday, Monday is the official day of observance. What's this? Yet another national holiday which Dartmouth does not observe, but which prevents you from going to the bank?

Let's Have a Real 'Apology'

"Apology: noun, a written or spoken expression of one's regret, remorse, or sorrow for having insulted, failed, injured, or wronged another" says Dictionary.com. As much as I hate to begin with something so elementary, after reading Chase Carpenter '08's "apology" ("Responding to the 'Daughters,'" Nov.

'Hair' hypnotizes with humor and heartfelt drama

"What is this supposed to be about anyways?" a girl asked her friend in Moore Theater before the beginning of Dartmouth's Nov.

Daily Debriefing

Google Video has suppressed a recording of Robert Spencer's "Islamofascism" talk at Dartmouth, according to Spencer's blog jihadwatch.org.

Use of 'smartphones' on the rise as anti-cell norm disintegrates

Whether it's used for making dinner plans or asking someone out, BlitzMail is one of the defining features of the Dartmouth experience.

Women grads return to Hanover for symposium

Thirty-five years after the first female Dartmouth students arrived on campus, 375 alumnae will return to the College from Nov.

Rauner to digitize some collections

Over lunch in 2001, Google co-founder Larry Page and Stanford University librarian Michael Keller marveled how much information was still locked inside books in libraries' stacks worldwide and how wonderful it would be if all that information was digital and searchable.

Two trustees RSVP for student interrogation

Amidst recent controversies surrounding Dartmouth's Board of Trustees, students will have the opportunity to ask trustees any questions they choose at an unprecedented, uncensored forum, to be held Friday in Filene Auditorium at 4:30 p.m.

Responding to the 'Daughters'

First, and foremost, I want to apologize on behalf of the entire brotherhood of Chi Gamma Epsilon for any distress or harm we may have caused through the production of our Homecoming T-shirts.

Mooney Tunes

From her legislative perch two hours away in Merrimack, N.H., Rep. Maureen Mooney has proposed a bill that would effectively revoke state legislation passed in 2003 that gave Dartmouth the ability to amend its charter without the approval of the state.

noparentswoo. 2007-11-09

The Still North 2007-11-09

Maggie's cheat sheet: 35 years, a history lesson

After my high school graduation, my uncle gave me a card with a black-and-white photo of a grizzly man drinking Budweiser and ice fishing on the cover.