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Title IX opens door for women athletes

By Jack Vaitayanonta | March 1, 1995

All the ingredients seem to be there: 23 years of coeducation at Dartmouth, a federal government mandate and an equal number of varsity sports for men and women. But possessing all the ingredients does not guarantee the final product will be successful.

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Kemeny began his legacy 25 years ago

By Colin Grey | March 1, 1995

Today marks the 25th anniversary of the inauguration of former College President John Kemeny, a Dartmouth legend whose actions forever changed the College. Kemeny, the 13th president of the College, took over for John Sloan Dickey in 1970.

Sports

Swimmers finish best year ever

By Richard Petty | March 1, 1995

The women's swim team has finished its most successful season ever. Its 8-3 regular season record and sixth place finish at the Eastern Seaboard Championships last weekend earned the team the distinction of best squad in Dartmouth history. At Easterns, Dartmouth scored 341 points to earn sixth place -- Princeton finished first with 635 points. "I am extremely happy with how our team did the entire season, and I believe the team will have even more success next season," Captain Cory Murphy '95 said.

Sports

Men's squash finishes 11th

By David Hemmer | February 28, 1995

The Dartmouth men's squash team finished its team season last weekend, finishing 11th at the NISRA team championships at Princeton University. The team opened the tournament with an 8-1 loss to Navy, which set up a rematch with Franklin and Marshall, a team Dartmouth beat 5-4 earlier in the season.

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Panelists discuss Asian identity

By Tim Fitzgibbons | February 28, 1995

A panel of five students discussed the Asian-American experience in relation to cultural identity, stereotypes and interracial relations at a forum last night. More than 40 students attended the program titled "What it Means to be Yellow: Exploring Asian-American Identity" in the Rockefeller Center for the Social Sciences. Panel member Kenji Sugahara '95 said ethnicity plays a secondary role in his life.

Opinion

Lower Learning

By Chris Kelly | February 28, 1995

I went to see "Higher Learning" last Thursday, and it turned out to be a decision I'm still regretting.

Opinion

Housing Plan Is Unfair

By The Dartmouth Editorial Board | February 28, 1995

In theory, the Office of Residential Life's new housing plan is a good one. It makes sense for seniors, who have been at the College the longest time, to have the best housing on campus, followed by juniors and then sophomores. But, given that the Dartmouth Plan makes it impossible to predict the numbers of students on campus in any given term and that for the past three years there have not been enough beds on campus fall term to meet the demand, the new housing policy is unfair. The new system unjustly punishes sophomores, who are likely to be on campus in the Fall term and who do not have the advantage of Summer term to look for housing. If recent trends continue, there is a good chance there will be a waiting list this fall for on-campus housing.

Sports

Track teams run strong at Heptagonals

By Matthew Holmwood | February 28, 1995

After notching victories in the 3,000 and 5,000 meters, and joining teammates in Dartmouth's 4x800 second place finish, Sam Wilbur '94 was named the Outstanding Male Performer at the Heptagonal Championships last weekend at Cornell. His award highlights a slew of strong performances from the Dartmouth teams, concentrated in the distance events that have been the strong point for both the men's and women's indoor track teams this season. With the aid of Ted Fitzpatrick '95 and Aaron Bouplon '95, Wilbur ran up 46 of Dartmouth's 96 points.

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Rich '96 joins SA race

By Maggie Fritz | February 28, 1995

Jim Rich '96 yesterday announced his intention to run for Student Assembly president next term. Rich is the fourth to declare his candidacy along with Jim Brennan, Brandon del Pozo and Phil Ferrera. "In the three years I've been here, the Student Assembly has failed to provide a coherent voice for students in the school," Rich said.

Arts

Esteve's poetry focuses on identity

By Aditya Dutt | February 28, 1995

Former producer of the African-Caribbean poetry theater and a dynamic poet, Sandra Maria Esteves, delivered a powerful reading of her works last night at the Rockefeller center. Esteves, who is Puerto Rican and Dominican, first started writing at the age of 25, after attending an art school.

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Police report no leads

By Charles Davant | February 28, 1995

Hanover Police said they have no new information about the identity of the man who allegedly sexually assaulted a female student in the East Wheelock Cluster during Winter Carnival weekend. Sergeant Frank Moran, the officer in charge of the investigation, said "the evidence we have gotten hasn't narrowed down the suspect pool for us." "We don't have what I consider to be any great leads," he said.

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