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Our Friends, The Saudis

By Chris Curran | March 31, 2003

As the military campaign against Iraq rolls to its inevitable outcome, it is worth pausing to consider the larger ramifications of an allied victory on our relationship with Saudi Arabia.

Opinion

Stop the Palestinians

By Adil Ahmad | March 31, 2003

The beginning of last year saw the creation of a new student discussion group, the Middle East Group or MEG, as some of us fondly called it.

Opinion

Farewell Lou

By Kabir Sehgal | March 28, 2003

No! No! No! Louis Gerstner refused the top job at IBM three times in the early 1990s. By the time he had left IBM in 2002, many more people were yelling "no" -- shareholders, customers, clients, employees and board members alike did not want Mr. Gerstner to go.

Sports

Women's lax falls to Terps, Dukes

By Matt Miller | March 28, 2003

The Dartmouth women's lacrosse team, ranked 10th nationally, came up short against powerhouses Maryland and James Madison University with scores of 9-2 and 6-4 respectively on a difficult road trip over spring break. After winning its first two games of the season, the defeats over break dropped the Big Green's record to 2-2. The normally productive Dartmouth offense appeared impotent in their game against the No.

News

Ministers draft peace statement

By Judith Phillips | March 28, 2003

Editor's note: This is the first in a set of articles that will examine perspectives on the Iraq conflict of specific segments of the Dartmouth community. The United Campus Ministers of Dartmouth recently drafted a pro-peace statement in anticipation of a war against Iraq in conjunction with the Tucker Foundation.

News

Spring rush numbers see gains from 2002

By Valerie Silverman | March 28, 2003

Registration for spring rush stands at an all-time high, continuing a Winter term trend which saw large numbers of students eager to join Greek houses. The high number of women participating in sorority rush "indicates that people are feeling more positive about the status of the Greek system and community," said Julia Keane '04, Vice President of Recruitment for the Panhellenic Council. Rush for women begins this Saturday.

Opinion

Thoughts on the War

By Andrew Hanauer | March 26, 2003

Some miscellaneous thoughts, as the war enters its second week U.S. reaction to French opposition to war is so pathetic it's almost comical.

Sports

Dartmouth outlasts Colgate in grueling quarterfinal

By Dan Weinberg | March 26, 2003

Game 1: Colgate 4, Dartmouth 3 4 OT. Game 2: Dartmouth 3, Colgate 1. Game 3: Dartmouth 5, Colgate 2. Just as the books were closed on Winter term's finals week, the Dartmouth men's hockey team opened its postseason with the Eastern College Athletic Conference quarter-finals against Colgate at Thompson Arena. The first game score is not a misprint -- it really took four 20-minute overtime periods on top of the three regulation sessions to settle the opening match.

News

Pinkeye crisis gets natl. press

By Maggie Shnayerson | March 26, 2003

Last year's pinkeye outbreak put Dartmouth in the pages of several national newspapers, and now major medical journals are paying attention to the rash of cases that swept the campus. In its March 20 issue, the prestigious New England Journal of Medicine published a study examining the unusual epidemic.

Arts

White Stripes are raw and quirky as ever on 'Elephant'

By Carl Burnett | March 26, 2003

On The White Stripes' last album, 2001's "White Blood Cells," Jack White sang a brief ditty called "Little Room." In 50 seconds and 46 words, it managed to capture the band's ethos pretty well: "When you're in your little room/And you're working on something good/But if it's really good/You're gonna need a bigger room/And when you're in the bigger room/You might not know what to do/You might have to think of how you got started, sitting in your little room." The White Stripes' room is no longer little.

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