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A Guide to Dining in Hanover

By Melissa Edelman | October 31, 1997

With fall foliage at its close, spirited Homecoming weekend has finally arrived. What better option for dining than supporting the Hanover area by dining in town?

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Crossing the Streams

By Matt Mcdonald | October 31, 1997

Choose and perish. I never thought that any weekend could top the craziness of last Green Key. It was the party equivalent of a culminating experience.

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Campus band's minds, music are lost in space

By Kathrin Weston | October 31, 1997

Ordinary bands are all about music. Dartmouth students Peter Sperger '98, Greg Neichin '99, Danny Gans '98, Eli Ridgway '97, Nick van Amburg '99 and Jonah Blumstein '98, the members of the band Space Station, are fascinated by a different theme -- space. "We rock," said Blumstein, as he goes on to explain that their style is not defined by any certain type of music, but by their shared interest in space.

Sports

F. Hockey loses 3-1 at UMass

By Kem Demoff | October 30, 1997

The Big Green field hockey team continued to struggle in their mid-week games as they lost on the road to the University of Massachussets, 3-1, yesterday at Amherst.

Opinion

When Two Wright's Still Make a Wrong

By Aaron Klein | October 30, 1997

For those of you that have been following the "selection" of our new Provost closely, it will come as no surprise that former Provost James Wright has been re-appointed for another year as Provost.

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Some students provide another kind of warmth

By Andrew Allport | October 30, 1997

While the rest of the student body looks forward to the display of light and heat generated by the Homecoming bonfire tomorrow night, some Dartmouth students are sharing warmth in a different way. The members of Operation Insulation and the Tucker Woodcrew are providing weatherization and repairs to needy homes across the Upper Valley. Newly restarted two years ago, Operation Insulation seeks to call attention to the weather issues problematic for many New Hampshire residents, according to co-chair Courtney Jacobs '98. Operation Insulation was established in the Fall of 1991 as a joint effort of the Tucker Foundation and the Environmental Studies division of the Dartmouth Outing Club. Modeled after Habitat for Humanity, the organization travels throughout the Upper Valley repairing and insulating homes. "We want the community to know that we realize that the bonfire uses a lot of resources, " said the group's other co-chair, Nancy Bloomfield '99. This is not a protest against the bonfire, but rather a way of showing that students are aware of the incongruity of the event in light of the heating concerns facing many Upper Valley residents, Bloomfield said. Another student organization, Woodcrew, delivers heating fuel to homes in need.

Opinion

CFSC Encourages Safe Homecoming Weekend

By Chris Atwood | October 30, 1997

To the Editor: The presidents of the Coed, Fraternity, Sorority Houses (CFS) at Dartmouth College would like to take a moment of your time to address safety and liability issues concerning the festivities associated with Homecoming Weekend at Dartmouth College.

Arts

Spring '98 provides musical direction for a capella group

By Nicole Tsong | October 29, 1997

J. Carrie Spring '98, this year's musical director of the coeducational a capella group, the Dodecaphonics, has been destined for the spotlight since the tender age of seven. "I sang in a church choir in Japantown, (a predominately Japanese section of San Francisco;) I was the only Caucasian in the group.

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