Daily Debriefing

A recent College Board report shows that the rate of college tuition growth exceeded twice the rate of inflation this year, according to The New York Times.

Minority Greeks take a different tack on rush

Correction Appended With the recent conclusion of Fall term rush, many students may not be aware of the various other Greek options that exist on campus.

Faculty discuss altering Summer term

Plans to revamp the College's sophomore summer program, including the implementation of a block schedule system, are currently being discussed by College administrators.

Maggie\'s Cheat Sheet: Fighting fire with...

There are three things that I've thought about that aren't related to Dartmouth this week: South Park, my job as a nanny and wildfires.

Alex Got in Trouble: The trouble

My mom always told me never to drink without eating. It was my first time. Of course, my parents drink exactly 1.5 glasses of red wine per day.

Ghost hunters commune with Daniel Webster

There may be some validity to that chill you get when you walk into the Tower Room, or the fact that you feel eyes on the back of your neck when you walk to the reserve desk (or around First Floor Berry, but that's a different article). According to Ron Kolek and Maureen Wood, the heads of the New England Ghost Project, you can stop feeling crazy. When I took Kolek and Wood for a tour of some of the College's most prominent buildings on the night of Oct.

Flying objects, restless spirits: the tales of old inns

With Halloween right around the corner, I decided I wanted to put my questions about ghosts to rest.

Mirror Picks

Book: "Fear and Loathing in Las Vegas" by Hunter S. Thompson Read about how Hunter S. Thompson did enough drugs to kill three small elephants and still had the audacity and lack of shame to write about how crazy the rest of us are.

Style Maverick

Leonardo Ospina '08 Leo dons a child's dragon bodysuit of crushed red velvet complete with tail, wings and huge orange clawed feet. What's Hanover missing?

Overheard

Sorority girl 1 at delibs: Oh, I love that girl. Sorority girl 2: Oh, me too, [retracted] passed her off to me and she was great, I'm in love. Sorority girl 3: Say something about her personality. Everyone: Silence. '08 BG: How do you take a book out of the library?

It's okay to scream: The art of yelling in music

There are artists that make a habit out of abusing their vocal cords, and in the process, abusing some listeners' ears.

The Still North 2007-10-26

noparentswoo. 2007-10-26

President Wright and the administration not out to misinform

To the Editor: I thank Phil Aubart '10 for providing another student's perspective on the current alumni controversy ("A Message to President Wright," Oct.

Deliberating on Al Gore

Over the din of all the harsh criticism, all the movie-bashing and other silly news stories involving not-so-clever titles that follow the formula "An Inconvenient X," Al Gore has come away with a Nobel Peace Prize.

Electing Not To Vote

As we roll into November 2007 with all political eyes fixed on November 2008, do not let this year's Election Day pass you by.

Football analysis: A rush to finish atop the League heap

After a couple of disheartening losses at the hands of two non-conference opponents, Dartmouth football recovered beautifully on Homecoming Saturday, beating the Columbia Lions 37-28 in front of a sizable and enthusiastic home crowd.