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Gingrich allows for possible 2008 pres. run

By Stuart A. Reid | April 20, 2005

Former Speaker of the House Newt Gingrich, R-Ga., fueled speculation surrounding a potential 2008 presidential run while touting his new book in Hanover on Tuesday. Having begun his morning signing books and greeting locals at the Dartmouth Bookstore, Gingrich also lectured in government professor Jeffrey Smith's class as part of an open event organized by the Rockefeller Center and later spoke at Sigma Alpha Epsilon fraternity as part of the Scarlett Lecture Series. When asked in an interview with The Dartmouth if he would run for president, Gingrich declined to definitively comment. "I'll think about it in the summer of 2007," he said.

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Police Blotter

April 19, 2005

April 11, Three Mile Road, 7:57 p.m. The male landowner of a hay field complained to Hanover police that a white sport utility vehicle had driven onto his field and became stuck in the mud.

Opinion

Paul Heintz is Ready to Fight

By Janos Marton | April 19, 2005

With all the commotion around the race for Student Body President, a true shout-out should go to David "Magic" Hankins, the hard-working senior who pushed Instant Runoff Voting through a skeptical Student Assembly.

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A look back at Hildreth's legacy

By Lizzie Wise | April 19, 2005

Student Assembly powerhouse senior Julia Hildreth's uncanny ability to negotiate between the student body and the administration has led to a bevy of signature Hildreth projects, yet has left some students feeling out of touch with the Assembly. During the past three years -- as Vice President during Janos Marton '04's first term and as President this year -- Hildreth has initiated and followed through upon numerous student programs, services, publications and policy changes.

Opinion

Get The Job Done

By Brian Martin | April 19, 2005

The candidates' last words are these statements, pledges and promises. Who can actually deliver on what they are saying?

Opinion

Fewer Words, More Action

By Jeffrey Coleman | April 19, 2005

Today you begin to vote. Some of you may still be thinking, "Why should I vote for Jeffrey Coleman?" The answer is quite simple: because SA needs someone who will get the job done.

Opinion

Vote Yourself

By Paul Heintz | April 19, 2005

I have heard a lot of talk during this campaign about my opponents' many accomplishments in their time on Student Assembly.

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Baseball hecklers cry foul about taunting crackdown

By Matthew Abbott | April 19, 2005

Despite President James Wright's repeated assurances that no speech codes exist at Dartmouth, a number of students expressed concern over the weekend that they were unable to exercise their freedom of expression at College sporting events. The concerns stem from several incidents at Dartmouth baseball games this Saturday and Sunday against Brown.

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'06s, '07s run for OAC, COS spots

By Kelsey Blodget | April 19, 2005

The anticipation to learn which candidates will prevail in this year's Student Body President and Vice President races has overshadowed the goings-on of the numerous other elections run by the Elections Planning and Advisory Committee.

Opinion

Save a Horse

By Noah Riner | April 19, 2005

I hadn't even heard of Dartmouth. I was a high school junior from Louisville, Kentucky and I wanted to go to a good college.

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Yale grads strike for union rights

By Rebekah Rombom | April 19, 2005

Graduate teachers at Yale University and Columbia University began a five-day strike yesterday, refusing to teach classes, grade papers or host review sessions in hopes that the universities will recognize their right to form unions. About 500 people turned out in support of the Yale picketers Monday, according to Rachel Sulkes, organizer for the Graduate Employees and Students Organization.

Opinion

Riner the Right Man

By N. Alex Tonelli | April 19, 2005

The Student Assembly has proven to be an ineffective and oftentimes incompetent body. The new Assembly President is faced with the task of bringing relevance and influential power to an organization that has largely epitomized mediocrity.

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