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Pianist Krystian Zimerman will play two Beethoven sonatas and two Chopin pieces as part of his show in Spaulding Auditorium tonight.

Arts

Zimerman brings personal Steinway for Spaulding performance

By Hilary Becker | October 24, 2006

Courtesy of the Hopkins Center This week, there's a new piano in town.

News

Student disciplinary cases decline sharply

By William Schpero | October 24, 2006

Fewer than 430 disciplinary cases were recorded last year, over 200 less than in 2004 -- 2005 and the lowest number in the last six years, according to the recently released Annual Report to the Community of the Dartmouth Undergraduate Disciplinary System.

Sports

Walking on eggshells

By Rob Esposito | October 24, 2006

The First Golden Weekend

The Dartmouth Aires performed at a Sept. 11 memorial service on Friday.

News

Sept. 11 tragedy remembered on Friday

By Danny Gobaud | October 23, 2006

Amanda Marston '10 and the Big Green lost to Cornell and beat Columbia.

Sports

Women's volleyball plays to weekend split

By Luke Mann-O'Halloran | October 23, 2006

Jennie Post / The Dartmouth Staff Dartmouth women's volleyball struggled with unforced errors in a loss to Cornell before defeating Columbia in four games last weekend.

Sports

Football cruises past Columbia to notch first win

By Andrew Sloan | October 23, 2006

The Dartmouth Big Green (1-5, 1-2 Ivy League) footballers held up five fingers as they charged off the field Saturday afternoon.

Opinion

Democratic Participation

By Zak Moore | October 23, 2006

As we enter the election season here at a top college in the most important primary state, the sacred, democratic opportunity to vote is almost here.

Sports

College football halftime report: a better top eight

By William Schmidley | October 23, 2006

Proponents of the Bowl Championship Series insist that it's a fairer way to determine the national champion of college football than the old writers' polls, and they are right.

News

U.S. Poet Laureate visits DMS

By Ashley Zuzek | October 23, 2006

U.S. Poet Laureate Donald Hall and Dr. Patrick Clary read works about illness, grief and living life fully at the Medical Grand Rounds at Dartmouth Medical School on Friday.

Opinion

Faith in the Republican Base

By Nathan Bruschi | October 23, 2006

The Republican Party owes most of its national election successes of the past ten years to its unified base of evangelical Christians and economic conservatives, but a new book could create cracks in the otherwise concrete alliance.

Sports

Keat scores again to lift soccer to third straight Ivy win

By Nedko Kyuchukov | October 23, 2006

Dartmouth men's soccer posted its third consecutive Ivy League win with a 1-0 victory over Columbia (6-6-2, 0-3-2 Ivy) at Baker Field in New York on Saturday.

Arts

Famous sitarist Shankar lights up Hop during Diwali

By Leanne Mirandilla | October 23, 2006

At 8 p.m. on Oct. 21, applause swelled inside Spaulding Auditorium as Anoushka Shankar settled onstage and began to tune up.

Sports

Board checks, brawls and unnecessary roughness

By Grace Wyler | October 23, 2006

Should we be surprised when student-athletes from the most punishing sports engage in violent behavior off the field?

Sports

One on One with John Mitchell

By John Mitchell | October 23, 2006

Susan Dunklee '08 sits down with The D's resident Big Green sports enthusiast and talks stamina and unicycles.

News

Real estate aids College, provides local controls

By Jennifer Bandy | October 23, 2006

A school is often defined by its surroundings -- Dartmouth has owned substantial amounts property in New Hampshire aside from the Hanover campus since the Second College Grant in 1807.

News

Hodes visits Dartmouth for 'Democracy Day'

By Jesse Silberberg | October 23, 2006

The first ever Democracy Day at Dartmouth, an event to promote and celebrate student participation in the political process, drew more than 100 students and community members to the Dartmouth Hall lawn on Sunday morning. Paul Hodes, Democratic candidate for one of New Hampshire's two seats in the U.S.

News

Daily Debriefing

By Compiled by Danny Gobaud | October 23, 2006

Approximately 35 students attended the Dartmouth Progressives' second annual Activism Workshop on Saturday.

Sports

Club Corner

By Cecily Kaya | October 23, 2006

Despite the loss of five seniors, Dartmouth men's club hockey looks forward to a highly competitive season with their skilled, albeit younger team. Their first match against Yale went to the Bulldogs as it unfortunately occurred on Rush night and the Big Green lost half its team to the call of the Greeks. "We definitely outplayed them," said goalie Jeremy Seidling '09.

Arts

Dog Day 'Puppies' pose a triple threat to improv scene

By Zakieh Bigio | October 23, 2006

Zakieh Bigio Last Tuesday night's combination of rainy weather and midterm hysteria was obviously no match for the Dog Day Players.

Sports

Field hockey blanked at Columbia for fifth straight loss

By Jordan Rose | October 23, 2006

The woes continued for the Dartmouth field hockey team on Friday, as the Big Green gave up four goals off penalty corners in a 5-0 loss to Columbia in New York City.