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Journalist: High Court may head to the center

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Pulitzer Prize-winning journalist and longtime New York Times Supreme Court correspondent Linda Greenhouse said the most recent Court term is "a possible retreat to the center," during a speech yesterday at the Rockefeller Center. Centering on four recent cases, most notably Grutter v.



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Funding issues create friction between rugby teams

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As a rugby player, Sheila Hicks '04 feels a bond with rugby players she meets everywhere -- except with the Dartmouth's men's rugby team. "Historically, they think we're stealing their money," said Hicks, who is the women's rugby friends' chair. Because of Title IX, which requires equal opportunities for male and female athletes, some financial contributions that men's rugby would otherwise receive go to the women's rugby club.



Sports

Club hockey takes second at tournament in Thompson

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Editor's Note: This article was written by a member of the Dartmouth Club Hockey Team. Readers are advised that while the results of the games are represented accurately, other information, including characterizations of players, coaches, and opposing teams, may be exaggerated, or even ficticious. On Friday and Saturday the Dartmouth Club Hockey team celebrated its glorious conception with the third annual epic tournament known as the Kraev Kup, in honor of the its founding father, Alex "Sasha" Kraev '01.




Opinion

Remembering DuBois

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Anniversaries do not always neatly coincide with history, but invocations of the past often have much to say about the realities of the present. These thoughts came to mind as I was reading David Levering Lewis's biography of W.E.B.








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Staff plenty, patrons few at Lone Pine

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While the number of students employed at Lone Pine Tavern has been cut significantly since major menu changes went into place this fall, an even bigger decline in the number of patrons has left employees with few students to serve for much of the evening, according to some student workers. Employment at the Tavern was cut back significantly this fall.


Opinion

What Would Help?

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To the Editor: Well, what can a ninth-generation Southerner say? I can say thank you for those who were trying to make a point on your campus that it isn't right to stereotype Southerners.


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Gay marriage ruling sparks debate

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The Massachusetts Supreme Judicial Court made history yesterday morning, issuing a 4-3 decision in favor of striking down a ban on gay marriage. The high court's decision reflected the majority opinion that government attorneys "failed to identify any constitutionally adequate reason" to deny gay couples the right to legally wed.


Opinion

"They're Just Meat"

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Valery is in his early twenties. He is a commissar or a lieutenant colonel responsible for morale and discipline in a battalion of the Russian Army stationed in Chechnya.