Much to His Chagrin

Much to my chagrin, the wide world of sports is becoming even wider, and in the process, more transparent.

The Dartmouth Bucket List

The Great Vermont Corn Maze does not mess around. Four friends and I arrived at the maze in Danville 20 minutes after the maze's "last entry" at 2 p.m.

Corn Sizzurp 2012-10-12

Verbum Ultimum: A Missed Opportunity

In the spring, increased visibility of harmful hazing at Dartmouth prompted the College administration to announce the creation of the Committee on Student Safety and Accountability, equally comprised of students, faculty and staff, to work toward decreasing the incidence of harmful initiation rituals performed by student organizations ("College forms safety committee," May 8). Despite Dean of the College Charlotte Johnson's strong rhetoric regarding the importance of an inclusive discourse on campus hazing practices and specifically the important role that this committee would play, the members of the committee of which she serves as co-chair have not met since the committee's initial meeting in the spring ("COSSA fails to meet since May," Oct.

Blurring the Lines

Most definitions of a sibling relationship are highly subjective. Some prefer to casually coexist like the acquaintances you wave to at the grocery store, while others swear by the deep-rooted blood ties that unite their souls.

Top 5 Sibling Combos We Wish Went to Dartmouth

Prince William and Prince Harry. Are they even real brothers?!? Mary Kate and Ashley.

Through the Looking Glass: Eurotrip

Have you ever had a night so insanely crazy, just the sheer retelling of it incites wonder and confusion?

Rubin: Preserve Early Voting

This election cycle, there has been a lot of talk about various election laws that have passed and will affect voters this coming November.

Belittled in the Middle

Stepping out of your siblings' shadows in college.

One Big Happy Family

We often talk about Dartmouth's tight-knit community, and yet this same community can seem overwhelmingly large at times.

Moderately Good Advice with Gardner and Kate

Dear Gardner and Kate, Why is there a vending machine next to GreenPrint on FFB? Do you think this is a good idea?Inquisitive Irene '06 Gardner: I have a few problems with this vending machine.

COSSA fails to meet since May

The Committee on Student Safety and Accountability, a 12-member advisory group created in May to formulate short and long-term solutions to address hazing, high-risk drinking and sexual assault, has neither met since its initial meeting in the spring nor reached out to the local and national partner organizations outlined in former College President Jim Yong Kim's March 22 and May 8 press releases, according to COSSA members. The committee, co-chaired by Dean of the College Charlotte Johnson, consists of four students, four faculty members and three additional staff members, including Director of Safety and Security and College Proctor Harry Kinne. Johnson said that the committee has not met since the spring because the new academic calendar has created scheduling conflicts among members.

Daily Debriefing

Two delegates from the Peruvian Ministry of Health visited campus this week to promote the relationship between Dartmouth and Peru, according to a College press release.

Writing Institute grows with new professors, courses

Having anticipated an enrollment increase with the elimination of an SAT-based exemption for Writing 5, the Institute for Writing and Rhetoric has seen a smooth transition facilitated by nine new sections of Writing 5 and the hiring of six new faculty members, according to Institute director Christiane Donahue.