New Hampshire officials report a total of four 'probable' swine flu cases in the state
College health officials have identified five "suspected" cases of swine flu involving Dartmouth students, according to Dartmouth director of Health Services John Turco. A suspected case refers to an individual who presents a fever of at least 100 degrees Fahrenheit in addition to other flu symptoms, Turco said.
Both teams head to decisive third games on Sunday
A vote to confirm Hilary Tompkins '90 as solicitor of the Department of the Interior was delayed on Thursday by Sen.
Brittany Crosby '09 -- who on Thursday recited slam poetry in Derry, N.H., as part of the 2009 Miss New Hampshire competition -- says she is not a "typical pageant girl." "I'm not a typical pageant girl in the sense that I haven't been doing this since I was three years old," Crosby said.
Greek organizations can do more to embrace the College's LGBTQA community, several students said at the annual "Don't Yell Fag from the Front Porch" discussion, which this year was held at Beta Alpha Omega fraternity on Thursday as a part of PRIDE week. "Don't Yell Fag from the Front Porch" was first held in 2000, after a member of Alpha Delta fraternity reportedly yelled "faggot" from the fraternity's porch at a gay student.
Following his April 9 open letter criticizing the College's recent budgetary decisions, anthropology professor Hoyt Alverson has written a second letter on the topic, which he released on Wednesday.
ZACH KUSTER / The Dartmouth Three current and former state supreme court justices explained their decisions in landmark cases on same-sex marriage at a panel discussion in Dartmouth Hall on Thursday.
Turco says flu 'very likely' to spread to College
New Hampshire health officials have identified two "probable" cases of swine flu in the state, Gov.
It is "quite possible" that cases of swine flu will arise in Hanover or elsewhere in New Hampshire, Director of Health Services John Turco wrote in an e-mail to campus on Wednesday.
April 22, 11:09 a.m. College Street Members of Sigma Alpha Epsilon fraternity complained to Hanover Police last Wednesday about a dog from West Wheelock Street that had entered their yard.
Ricky Melgares / The Dartmouth Understanding China's strategic approach to cyber warfare is essential to defending the United States from hackers, Timothy Thomas, an analyst at the Foreign Military Studies Office at Fort Leavenworth in Kansas, said in a lecture on Tuesday in the Haldeman Center.
JAMIE MCCOY / The Dartmouth Correction appended Laws prohibiting same-sex marriage are being inappropriately used to enforce cultural norms regarding sexual conduct, several professors and scholars said during a panel discussion held in Dartmouth Hall on Wednesday.
The New Hampshire state Senate voted 13-11 to legalize same-sex marriage on Wednesday. The legislation will go into effect on Jan.
Despite the "political gloom and human rights problems" Tibet faces as an autonomous region within the People's Republic of China, rural Tibetans are confident about their economic future and continue to preserve their cultural traditions, Tibet scholar Melvyn Goldstein said in a lecture in Kemeny Hall on Tuesday.
Correction appended BlitzMail will be replaced by the end of 2010, the College's Task Force on E-mail and Collaboration Technologies announced at an information session on Tuesday.
ANDREW FOUST / The Dartmouth Staff Correction appended The campaign to legalize same-sex marriage overemphasizes the word "marriage" and fails to address the need for more comprehensive legal equality and family law reform, American University Washington College of Law professor Nancy Polikoff said in a lecture in Rockefeller Center on Tuesday.