Police Blotter

September 19, 3:49 a.m., Lyme Road Hanover Police responded to a call from Hanover Terrace Healthcare, reporting a silver SUV that had been parked outside of a room for half an hour, with its lights shining into the window.

Dining hall smoothie bar expands into the cereal business

Breakfast just got easier for Dartmouth students frustrated by the trials and tribulations of cereal making: Thayer Dining Hall's the Blend morphed into the Remix Wednesday, adding a cereal menu alongside its original smoothie offerings. "Cereal's always been popular," said Dartmouth Dining Services Director Tucker Rossiter.

Protesters flock to Hanover with elaborate demonstrations

With pink and yellow cars circling the Green and amidst the throngs of political supporters, a group that claims a Dartmouth alumnus and Ben Cohen of Ben and Jerry's as co-founders touted its platform of redirecting federal funds away from the Pentagon Wednesday afternoon. The move, executed by Business Leaders for Sensible Priorities and arguably the most high-profile lobbying effort at the debate, drew stares from students and members of the media alike. "Our group was started by Ben Cohen, co-founder of Ben and Jerry's, who with a bunch of other business people was trying to figure out why America, the richest country in the history of the planet, did not provide health care for its kids and was addicted to oil," Duane Peterson '78, executive director and co-founder of Priorities, said.

Campus wireless network undergoes security overhaul

The College plans to replace its current single wireless network with four separate networks, allowing Dartmouth to make its wireless access for students and staff secure, while still providing internet access to the local public.

Capital campaign recovers from dip

Dartmouth's capital campaign is back on track, according to Vice President for Development Carolyn Pelzel. Despite a dip in donations last spring, the College's capital campaign recently reported that it was back on track with $890 million so far in gifts and pledges, . The current total figure for what is called the "Campaign for the Dartmouth Experience," which began in 2002, dates to the end of August.

Dartmouth owes success to President Wright

To the Editor: To paraphrase Ronald Reagan, "well Joe, there you go again." In the winter of 2006, Joe Asch '79 wrote an op-ed for The Dartmouth calling for College President James Wright's resignation ("Wright Must Be Replaced," March 1, 2006). Clearly that screed gained no traction among the trustees and alumni of Dartmouth, so now Asch tries again ("Time for Wright to Step Down," Sept.

You got the wrong guy, Gottlieb

To the Editor: In Zachary Gottlieb '10's most recent column ("The Gottlieb Roundup," Sept.

F.A.T.

I could make you fat. Yep, I said it -- coming into contact with me and befriending me could make you fat.

Embracing a Positive Change

The word "governance" has many interpretations -- and it has assumed additional shades of meaning in recent years.

Clinton Wins ... By Not Losing

Hanover became the center of the political universe Wednesday night as the 2008 Democratic presidential candidates sparred in an eight-way bout that left no single candidate particularly bruised and bloodied and the captive audience mildly amused and, unfortunately, underwhelmed. Entering the nationally-televised verbal jousting match, Illinois Sen.

Golden Tickets for the Lucky Few

To be completely honest, I feel a little betrayed. Dartmouth always talks up how New Hampshire's "first in the nation" primary status means that candidates are often stopping by (relative to other schools) and that as students, we get a great deal of access to them.

N.Y. theater troupe brings innovative musical to Hop

Courtesy of the Civilians North Face jacket lost on Frat Row.

'Promises' mesmerizes with dark and dirty beauty

There are some great moments in David Cronenberg's "Eastern Promises," but you have to wade through an awful lot of carnage to get to them. The film offers a grim, grisly trip through the London underworld, in which there seem to be only two states of existence: violence, and the threat of violence.

Men's hockey ranks highly in coaches' and media polls

The Dartmouth men's hockey team has received a pair of top-10 national preseason rankings. The Big Green was picked to finish seventh by the coaches of the ECAC Hockey League and sixth by the media at the preseason media day held Monday. The top four spots were identical in both polls, with last year's regular season runner-up Clarkson first, last year's regular season champion St.

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