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Environmental groups hold Eco-Summit
By
Marina Agapakis
| July 6, 2007
Nat Smith / The Dartmouth Staff Bringing together members of Dartmouth's environmental groups and other interested students, the Environmental Summit kicked off a number of summer initiatives on Thursday evening, helping the attending organizations garner volunteer support.
News
Veterans of war in Iraq to enroll at Dartmouth
By
Grace Wyler
| July 6, 2007
Almost every new student that matriculates at Dartmouth walks through College President James Wright's office and learns about several items in his office that are particularly meaningful to the president of the College.
Arts
Festival presents adaptation of Metamorphoses
By
Lucy Randall
| July 6, 2007
Kawakahi Amina / The Dartmouth Staff On any temperate day you will see unusual things happening on the green, but thanks to the Summer Arts Festival there are more reasons than ever to stop and gawk.
Sports
Track team catches its breath druing Summer term
By
Heita Miki
| July 6, 2007
Jennie Post / The Dartmouth Staff Sophomore summer is a time when many Dartmouth students have more free time than usual.
Opinion
Finkelstein Tenure: Denied
By
Ken Meyercord
| July 6, 2007
To the Editor: A grave injustice has been done to an outstanding academician and I am hopeful Dartmouth has the opportunity and the desire to help remedy the situation.
Opinion
A Call for Real Democracy
By
Frank Gado
| July 6, 2007
To the Editor: At the May Alumni Council meeting, Rick Routhier, chairman of the nominating committee whose candidates lost the recent alumni trustee race, pronounced the electoral process broken.
Opinion
Students for Kogan
By
Michael Martin
| July 6, 2007
To the Editor: I am writing in response to the article about the charges being dropped against Professor Kogan ("Prof.
Opinion
The Hair Up There
By
Zak Moore
| July 6, 2007
It is not that I dislike all modern art. I have made many trips to the Museum of Modern Art in New York, perhaps like any college student aspiring to be "open minded," and I have generally been quite pleased.
News
Daily Debriefing
By
Jennifer Bandy, Conlan O'Leary and Aimee Lim
| July 3, 2007
Tuition is rising again for state universities in New Hampshire, according to the annual budget approved by the New Hampshire University System Board of Trustees on Thursday.
Sports
'09 swimmers maintain momentum during summer term
By
Jacob Kahane
| July 3, 2007
While most Dartmouth sophomores are spending their summer alternating between classes, trips to the river and hanging out on the green, the members of the men's swim team are waking up early and training to improve upon last year's record (2-10, 0-8 EISL). They are readying themselves for a difficult and strenuous winter season where daily practices will be even more demanding and exhausting than they have been in the past.
Opinion
A Dangerous Myth
By
Gahl Rinat
| July 3, 2007
We Israelis have been unjustly branded as thieves. A respectable Dartmouth professor once asked me why we Israelis have any claim to our land.
Opinion
Citation Error
By
Christian Kiely
| July 3, 2007
Over the past year, I have become increasingly aware of a serious flaw in the way that the Office of Undergraduate Judicial Affairs (UJA)operates.
News
Jun '08 to serve in Singaporean army
By
Layne Zhao
| July 3, 2007
As droves of sophomores flock to corporate recruiting events in anticipation of their leave terms, Tomi Jun '08 is preparing for a different type of off-campus experience.
News
Nifong disbarred after foul play in Duke rape trial
By
Paul Glenn
| July 3, 2007
Associated Press Several months after the dismissal of the rape charges against the Duke University lacrosse players, the saga has not ended for the former Durham County District Attorney Michael Nifong.
News
Trustees reassess Board's composition
By
William Schpero
| July 3, 2007
Dartmouth's Board of Trustees -- the only trustee board in the Ivy League in which alumni elect as many members as the board selects itself -- may soon receive a new structure.
News
Prospective student forums go live
By
Marina Agapakis
| July 3, 2007
Asafu Suzuki / The Dartmouth Staff In an effort to broaden the on-campus programs offered to prospective students, the Admissions Office recently began holding daily student forums.
Arts
Pink Martini plays great jazz for an older audience
By
Dylan Hume
| July 3, 2007
Courtesy of the Hopkins Center / The Dartmouth Staff What is it about Pink Martini that makes it so appealing? I cannot put my finger on it, but here are two things that I do know for sure: Pink Martini plays a wonderful selection of songs that few people born after 1980 have ever heard.And if Sunday night's performance in the Hopkins Center's Spaulding Auditorium was any indication, they play these songs well and with sensibilities almost too refined for their repertoire. Pink Martini is a band, sort of.
News
Hearing set for murder of alum
By
Jesse Silberberg
| July 3, 2007
Courtesy of The Dartmouth Aegis Three New Mexico men charged with the felony murder and sexual assault of Nicole Leigh Redhorse '95 will face a hearing on August 15 in Durango, Colo.
Mirror
American art exhibit reflects College's vast collection
By
Laura Romain
| June 29, 2007
Courtesy of the Hood Museum The Hood Museum of Art's permanent collections include more than 65,000 pieces of art, and this summer, the Hood launched a four-year program to highlight the diverse resources of its collections, culminating with the museum's twenty-fifth anniversary celebration in 2010.