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Reform, Not Impeachment

By Zak Moore | January 24, 2007

As a Student Assembly class representative who thinks the Assembly is not pursuing worthwhile initiatives and who probably disagrees with Assembly President Tim Andreadis '07 on most issues, personal and political, I do not believe there is good reason to impeach him.

Opinion

Show me your platform, win my vote

By Grant Bosse | January 24, 2007

To the Editor: In its previous editorial, The Dartmouth criticizes much of the platform of petition trustee candidate Stephen Smith '88, while praising one plank ("Reviewing the Rhetoric of a Potential Trustee," Jan.

News

Planned rent raise forces local liquor store move

By Ben Nunnery | January 24, 2007

Following a land quibble with Dartmouth, the popular state liquor store at the Centerra Marketplace in Lebanon will most likely be moving in July, a spokesman for the New Hampshire State Liquor Commission said. The move is not a matter of poor business, but rather the result of a real estate issue between the state and the College, which owns the property, New Hampshire Liquor Commission Chairman Anthony Maiola said. "We've been there for four years and sales have been good," Maiola said.

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$12 million Hitchcock facelift well underway

By Xiaolin Zhao | January 24, 2007

At 93 years old, Hitchcock residence hall is undergoing an $11.9 million facelift, part of a $95 million renovation project that also includes landmark residence halls such as New Hampshire, Wheeler, the Fayerweathers and Massachusetts Row. The buildings, which will close for one year during renovations, were all constructed around the early 1920s, and complete renovations were made possible due to the additional beds provided by the recently built McLaughlin, Fahey and McLane residence halls.

Well over 100 students crowded into 105 Dartmouth Hall for what was expected to be an impeachment debate.
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Hundreds pack SA for no-confidence vote

By Allie Lowe | January 24, 2007

Teresa Lattanzio / The Dartmouth Staff By a margin of 90 to 44, an amendment expressing no confidence in Student Body President Tim Andreadis '07 failed at Tuesday night's Student Assembly meeting held in a crowded 105 Dartmouth Hall.

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Assistant dean: don't abolish student gov't

By Allie Lowe | January 23, 2007

Assistant Dean of Student Life Nora Yasumura exhorted students in her Diversity Peer Program to support embattled Student Body President Tim Andreadis '07 and the current Student Assembly this weekend.

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Police Blotter

January 23, 2007

Jan. 19, 7:07 p.m., West Wheelock Street Hanover Police received a 9-1-1 emergency call from a residence in White River Junction, Vt., where a woman sought refuge after a domestic dispute with her female partner in their Hanover residence.

Sports

Big Green slips on track, dominates field events

By Heita Miki | January 23, 2007

While the women's indoor track squad remained undefeated on the season, the men's team hit a bump in the road this past weekend at a tri-meet against Ivy League rivals Yale and Columbia. The men's and women's teams had similar days, as both squads performed well in the field events but struggled on the track.

News

Daughtry discusses religion, politics

By Michael Coburn | January 23, 2007

Democratic National Committee Chief of Staff Leah Daughtry '84 called for Democrats to become more comfortable talking about their values in a Monday afternoon speech honoring Dr. Martin Luther King Jr.

Opinion

Reform Student Assembly

By Michael Herman | January 23, 2007

As recent reports in The Dartmouth and elsewhere have made clear, I am a member of a growing movement within the student body which seeks to substantially overhaul our student government in order to better advocate student interests.

Opinion

Printing the SA leak was justified

By Jon Simpson | January 23, 2007

To the Editor: I appreciate Student Assembly committee chair Molly Bode's attempt to clear the air after her organization's embarrassing mishap ("No SA plan to abolish the Greek system," Jan.

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