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Seeking to raise national awareness regarding environmentally sustainable fuel, the Big Green Bus undertook its third annual cross-country tour.
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Big Green Bus kicks off cross-country journey

By AJ Fox | June 22, 2006

Jennie Post / The Dartmouth Staff The Big Green Bus, powered by vegetable oil and designed and operated by Dartmouth students, set off on a cross-country trip days after the end of the Spring term.

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Courtyard Cafe cook cuts album

By Joanna Patterson | June 22, 2006

With the release of his second rap album at the end of last month, Dartmouth Dining Services employee Lerrone Hill, known by many on campus as Lerrone, is finding time to balance his work and his artistic passions. An employee of The Courtyard Cafe in the Hopkins Center for the past five years, Hill was drawn to the job by all the benefits the Hop had to offer. "It was the perfect choice for me.

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Wiesel gives Commencement address

By Hannah Plotkin | June 22, 2006

Members of the Class of 2006 joined their families and friends on June 11 to formally conclude their undergraduate experiences at Commencement ceremonies, where the College awarded 1,029 degrees in front of a crowd that filled nearly the entire Green. Nobel Peace Prize winner Elie Wiesel delivered the ceremony's keynote address.

Opinion

Every Man for Himself

By George McArdle | June 22, 2006

This is not a letter of equality, this is a continuation of the battle of the sexes. It is an article pointing out the complete lack of support that men receive on campus.

News

AD search yields no sought-after evidence

Hanover Police returned nearly all materials removed from Alpha Delta fraternity in a June 8 search of the physical plant without having found the sexually explicit video they were looking for. The fraternity's alumni advisor John Engelman said that Hanover Police Captain Frank Moran returned all confiscated materials to him except for a computer that was still being examined, and that Moran told him that police found nothing related to the case. "I suspect that they may have in the intervening week looked at the files on the computer and I'm absolutely confident that they will not find anything that's related to the investigation," Engelman said. Hanover Police Chief Nicholas Giaccone would not comment last week on anything related to the ongoing investigation, which began in the fall of 2004, and would not verify whether any police officers spoke with Engelman about the outcome of the search.

Opinion

The Best Four Years

By Colin S. Barry | June 10, 2006

At our formal welcome to this school, on a sunny morning in late September, the incoming student body president greeted our class in a speech I now regret sleeping through.

Tuck School of Business awarded 258 students a Master of Business Adminstration on Saturday.
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Tuck, Thayer, DMS hold graduate ceremonies Saturday

By Hillary Wool | June 10, 2006

Teresa Lattanzio / The Dartmouth Staff Before the College's Commencement ceremony Sunday, graduating students at the Tuck School of Business, Thayer School of Engineering and Dartmouth Medical School participated in their own graduation ceremonies Saturday. The Tuck School of Business presented Master of Business Administration degrees to 258 students at its Investiture Ceremony.

Alpha Delta fraternity was raided by 14 Hanover Police Department officers as part of an ongoing investigation.
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Hanover Police search Alpha Delta fraternity house

By Kevin Garland | June 10, 2006

The Dartmouth A sexually explicit videotape created by an Alpha Delta fraternity member from the Class of 2003 was the premise behind a Thursday morning police search of the organization's physical plant, according to several sources close to AD and other persons in the Dartmouth Greek system. Fourteen officers from the Hanover Police Department entered AD at 10:45 a.m.

Opinion

Five Years Later

By Hank Leukart | June 10, 2006

Four years ago, a year after walking across the Dartmouth commencement stage, I wrote an essay for The Dartmouth titled "One Year Later," in which I wrote about spending my post-grad summer with a girlfriend at Dartmouth without any classes to worry about, getting trapped in Europe on Sept.

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