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Psychedelic Asgard a joke

By Kathleen Gold | October 18, 1995

To the Editor: When I opened my copy of The Dartmouth this morning, I was quite surprised to see the poster for the coffeehouse I chaired for Asgard last weekend in the middle of an Opinion column.

News

After stops and starts, this winter Dragon will move

By Erica Thrall | October 18, 1995

After more than two years of discussion and numerous delays, the Dragon senior society will move into a new building next to Delta Gamma sorority this winter. The College originally planned to actually move the Dragon's physical plant, which is currently located between Sigma Alpha Epsilon fraternity and Gerry Hall.

Sports

Women's soccer falls to UMASS

By Amy Hatch | October 18, 1995

The women's soccer team played a gritty game yesterday afternoon against the University of Massachusetts, which is ranked thirteenth in the nation, but the Big Green fell just short falling to the Minutewomen 1-0. After coming off a weekend win against Princeton, Dartmouth was looking to find the momentum it has been lacking so far this season, but was unable to capitalize offensively. "I felt we had a few good chances," Coach Steve Swanson said.

Sports

Cross country falters slightly

By Erika Tower | October 17, 1995

Dartmouth could not repeat its championship performance from last season this past weekend at the New England Collegiate Championships but ran well enough to place second in the meet. Providence College gained the championship team title as well as the first two spots in the individual results. "We felt we did really well," co-Captain Jack Dwyer '96 said. Providence is really strong." Dwyer finished first for Dartmouth and third overall running four seconds behind the first place runner, World Championship finalist Mark Carroll of Providence.

Sports

Women's golf places third in Invitational

By Sarah Hood | October 17, 1995

Having a week off from competition seems to have been a very good thing for the women's golf team, as the Big Green came back from the break and posted some sizzling numbers at the Mount Holyoke Invitational this past Friday and Saturday. The Big Green took third place on the course of Mount Holyoke, shooting 331 on both days for a total of 662.

Opinion

What a Strange Drip It's Been

By John Strayer | October 17, 1995

This past Friday there was an event in the Hyphen called the Psychedelic Coffeehouse. Posters advertising the event reveal that it was sponsored by the Programming Board, with "Thanks to Asgard." I was struck by the irony--Psychedelic Asgard? Perhaps a little elaboration is necessary to make the irony apparent.

Sports

Basketball starts fall practice

By Eric Kowack | October 17, 1995

For Matt Bush '96, a chem major, formulas and equations are no problem. As co-captain of the men's basketball team, Bush feels Dartmouth has all the chemistry of a championship team. "Our goal this year is to win the Ivy League," Bush said. The Big Green began their quest with a three hour practice on Sunday.

Arts

Guitarists draw standing ovation from Spaulding audience

By Aditya Dutt | October 17, 1995

Performing to a full house at Spaulding Auditorium last night, four guitar greats showed Dartmouth the way the guitar should be played. Featuring Kenny Burrell, Jorma Kaukonen, Steve Morse and Manuel Barrueco, "Guitar Summit" was a celebration of four distinct styles of guitar playing.

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