SAE's Saigon Party---A New Interpretation of People Getting 'Bombed?'
To the Editor: I am curious if anyone knows what motivated the brothers of Sigma Alpha Epsilon to host their "SAIGON" party last Saturday night.
To the Editor: I am curious if anyone knows what motivated the brothers of Sigma Alpha Epsilon to host their "SAIGON" party last Saturday night.
This past Saturday, Dartmouth faced Premier League rival Northeastern University at Sachem field in their final regular season game.
The women's lacrosse team thundered through an Ivy League Championship season downing arch rivals and giving many of the nation's top teams a run for their money.
About a week ago I got my first rush blitz. It was starting. What had been a passing thought was now a concrete one.
Five senior women reflected on women's activism and women's issues in a panel discussion before an almost-filled 105 Dartmouth Hall last night. The discussion titled "Will the Women of Dartmouth Please Stand Up?" occurred before an overwhelmingly female audience. BreeAnne Clowdus '97 spoke about female political activism, to which she said she is drawn.
Former prosecutor was found in posession of 71 pieces of missing art
I have a very unsettled feeling in my stomach. I can accept that the job world will hit me in T-minus two years.
Lightweights and heavyweights poised for championship regatta
Six Dartmouth lacrosse stars were named to the 1997 All-Ivy lacrosse teams late yesterday afternoon. The women's lacrosse squad led the Big Green in All-Ivy awards as all three captains earned spots on the Ivy League's First Team. Kim Mendelson '97 was named as one of the league's best attackmen while Andrea Krumholz '97 and Kelly Hannigan '97 won awards for their stellar play on defense. Mendelson, who is on the First Team for the second straight year, was slowed early in the season by an injury, but still managed 24 goals and two assists. Krumholz, who was Second Team All-League a year ago, held her defensive assignments to a combined 14 goals this season. Hannigan was tough on both ends of the field as she scored 17 points (8 goals, 9 assists) and recorded 64 groundballs/interceptions. Rookie attack Jacque Weitzel earned Second Team All-Ivy honors as did starting Big Green goalie Sarah Carlson '99. On the men's side, senior attack Brian Merritt was Dartmouth's lone representative on the All-Ivy roster as he earned Second Team honors for the 1997 season.
The Big Green concluded the 1997 season on a tough note, dropping both ends of a doubleheader to Harvard, 2-1 and 8-0, Thursday. In the first game, Stacy Sanders '00 took the loss, despite holding the Crimson to only two runs on nine hits. Junior Bess Tortolani had a good game at the plate, going 2-for-3 with two doubles, a stolen base and an RBI. Harvard iced the second game in the second inning with a five-run outburst, knocking out Laura Mills '00, who went one and two-thirds innings for the Big Green. The Big Green finished their campaign with an 8-26 record, 1-11 Ivy League.
Yahoo puts Dartmouth behind MIT in '100 Most Wired' survey
Ad hoc committee will delay making DDS cuts until Fall term
Early on Saturday morning, as I and many others walked out to the Bema amid the light and grimy rainshower, we stood ready to venture out into the "real world" for a few hours: the DarCORPS project was about to reach fruition.
Former Dartmouth Review Editor describes experience in Post column
Seventy students and faculty went to Fairbanks Hall to make a collage yesterday, and nobody thought to bring scissors or glue. Luckily, none was needed.
The other day in my eleven o'clock class we were discussing how we know what the weather will be like.
Co-Captain Steve Sugarman '97 had a finale performance that was as sweet as sugar on Sunday as he won the individual title at the Black Knight Invitational at Army. In the first round of the tournament, Sugarman shot a 73 to lead the field going into the final round.
Prominent Native American storytellers from across U.S. relate history and folklore through speech, dance, music
To the Editor: While I realize that deadlines must be met, and time constraints can seriously affect final product, is it necessary to mention that an Assembly meeting is reminiscent of past Assemblies and then to specifically name Danielle Moore '95 and Rukmini Sichitiu '95? In your article yesterday ["Assembly endorses ethnic studies courses," May 7, 1997, The Dartmouth], it seemed repetitive and unfair to twice mention the past.
At first glance, "Into Thin Air" may look like another sensationalist tale cashing in on the public's lust for titillating yet true stories.