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From N.H. to Moscow, and back

By Mark Herman | October 29, 2003

Russian majors take heart: Christopher S. Wren '57 credits his studies in Dartmouth's department for launching his distinguished career as a foreign correspondent for the New York Times, he said Monday in an interview with The Dartmouth. While Wren was a reporter for the New York Times' metro section, a job opened in the newspaper's Moscow bureau.

Opinion

Losing our Traditions

By Joe Cerniglia | October 29, 2003

To the Editor: Licyau Wong's Oct. 24 article "Homecoming's story chronicled" was a nice historical primer, but it had one small but important inaccuracy.

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At Wright's faculty address, less news is good news

By Matthew Kelly | October 28, 2003

President of the College James Wright addressed the faculty at yesterday's general faculty meeting, where he outlined the College's goals and priorities, while provoking little opposition from the faculty. Whereas last year's meeting was marked by virulent protest across departmental boundaries regarding budget cuts, President Wright's address yesterday was greeted with strong applause, to the obvious delight of a smiling Wright. Wright's news was considerably rosier than last year's.

Opinion

Where are all the Conservatives?

By Adil Ahmad | October 28, 2003

Original quote: "He [Adil] is a raging racist who just rants and knows nothing of substance." Now adjusted for liberal talk: "He is a conservative who voices his strongly right-leaning, realist opinions in public without fear of retribution." The fellow who made this comment was one of those "nice -- meaning liberal" students who blatantly discriminated against conservatives.

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Homecoming crime rate at relative low

By Dax Tejera | October 28, 2003

Prior to Sunday evening's armed robbery, Homecoming 2003 was marked by less crime and fewer conduct infractions, according to reports from the Hanover Police Department and the Department of Safety & Security. Hanover Chief of Police Nick Giaccone said that this year's Homecoming was nothing out of the ordinary.

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Area sees first snow of season

By Steven Orbuch | October 28, 2003

Snow fell in Hanover for the first time this school year on Oct. 23. Although it did not accumulate, for many Dartmouth students, especially '07s from warmer climates, the precipitation came as a surprise. Snowfall is fairly typical in upper New England at this time of the year, according to WCAX Burlington Meteorologist Sharon Meyer.

Opinion

Upgrading Kresge

By Ryan Tan | October 27, 2003

Recently, the Student Assembly called a meeting to discuss the possible expansion of Kresge, in light of the administration's recent shelving of plans to build a new gym to replace the almost 100-year-old Alumni Gym.

Opinion

Alternative Medicine

By Ben Krauss | October 27, 2003

Who does Howard Dean think he is? No disrespect to our idyllic neighbor across the river, but his state is small, uneventful and not terribly representative of American demographics.

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Editor's Note

By Colin Barry | October 24, 2003

At its heart, Homecoming is about pride -- the pride that swells in new class as they sweep through town and flood the Green to encircle the bonfire, the pride that fills Memorial Field and defines every cheer, the pride that keeps an army of allegiant alumni coming back each Dartmouth Night. This weekend puts freshmen at center stage.

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