Chang: Just Say "No"

Human beings are rational creatures. Dartmouth students are no exception. Driven by logic and motivated by common sense, we seem to be equipped with an inherent cost-benefit analysis mechanism that enables our decision-making process.

Burning the Midnight Oil

For many Dartmouth students, the word "all-nighter" immediately ups their adrenaline and increases their heart rate, bringing back strung-out, caffeinated memories.

Daily Debriefing

A former Amherst College student described her rape by a classmate and the institution's inadequate response in a 5,000-word piece published on Wednesday in The Amherst Student, gaining widespread attention on the Internet.

Check, Please? 2012-10-18

Assembly initiatives see mixed student reactions

As Student Assembly continues to implement initiatives such as the First-Year Mentoring program, the promotion of Sarner Underground, the inclusion of student senators from other campus organizations and the "Take a Professor to Lunch" program, students have expressed mixed opinions about the organization, its communication and the resource allocation of these programs. The First-Year Mentoring program, which pairs upperclassman mentors with first-year students to ease the transition from high school to college, has hosted two events thus far, including a barbecue on the first day of classes, Student Body Vice President Julia Danford '13 said.

Alumnae debate economy, rights

Haynes: Student-Athletes Do Not Exist

In Tuesday night's presidential debate, both candidates espoused the virtues of the free market system.

Denton: Sex and Responsibility

My wife was recently walking in Hanover behind several Dartmouth students who were bragging about the sexually transmitted diseases they had collected. We are in the midst of an STD epidemic.

DCHIP continues work without Kim

In the last year, the Dartmouth College Health Improvement Project has combatted high-risk drinking on campus by expanding the Brief Alcohol Screening and Intervention for College Students program, working with undergraduate advisors and adding primary care screening, according to Special Assistant to the President for Student Health Aurora Matzkin '97, who is also a member of the DCHIP team.

Daily Debriefing

Al Mulley '70, director of the Dartmouth Center for Health Care Delivery Science, has been elected to the Institute of Medicine of the National Academies of Science, according to a College press release.

417 students register to vote via drive at Collis

Hundreds of students lined up to register to vote in New Hampshire last Thursday outside of the Collis Center, lured by free food and the promise of a streamlined registration process.

Ice hockey teams enter new season with strong rookie classes

Ice hockey returns to Hanover this weekend as both the Dartmouth men's and women's teams will play their exhibition schedule at home.

Batrachomyomachia 2012-10-18

A Farce of a Prize

The Nobel Peace Prize, perhaps at one time a universally admired achievement, has managed to take yet another step toward becoming a complete farce.

DosiRock: Sounds of the City 2012-10-17