AoA suit withdrawn, funds still questioned

Following Friday's confirmation that the Grafton County Superior Court had approved the dismissal of the Association of Alumni's lawsuit against the College, new information has come to light about the funding of the suit and the involvement of The Hanover Institute, a non-profit organization that has traditionally sponsored causes critical of College policies.

Amber Alert issued in Vt. for girl allegedly heading to DHMC

Vermont officials issued the state's first Amber Alert on Thursday, following the disappearance of Brooke Bennett, a 12-year-old resident of Braintree, Vt.

Lawsuit against College dismissed

The Grafton County Superior Court has approved the dismissal of the Association of Alumni's lawsuit against the College, Association President John Mathias '69 confirmed today.

Daily Debriefing

Alumni giving to the Tuck School of Business reached record heights this year, with donations totaling $5.9 million, a press release from the school announced on Tuesday.

Store gives clothes 'second chance at happiness'

Designer brands -- at a discount no less -- have come to Hanover with this week's opening of the Pink Alligator, a women's boutique consignment shop on South Main Street. "If you're not wearing your clothing, it's time to give them a second chance at happiness," said Catharine Johnson, a Hanover native and owner of the new shop. Johnson, who opened the first Pink Alligator store in Norwich, Vt.

Dick's House limits summer hours

Going to Dick's House is not an option for students seeking immediate medical attention on the weekend or after 4 p.m.

College sells state Mt. Wash. peak for $2.12 mil.

AoA moves to end its lawsuit officially

The Association of Alumni officially moved to end its lawsuit against the Dartmouth Board of Trustees early this week, joining with the College to file a "stipulation of dismissal" with the Grafton County Superior Court.

Daily Debriefing

The student and faculty review committee recommendations on the College's Social Event Management Procedures, presented to Dean of the College Thomas Crady in mid-April, will be released this fall and are likely to see implementation in January 2009, Crady told The Dartmouth on Monday.

SAT to allow choice in scores sent

Students who take the SAT Reasoning Test after March 2009 will be able to choose which of their scores will appear on the official score report sent to colleges.

House approves GI bill for recent war veterans

The U.S. House of Representatives voted to significantly increase college tuition benefits for veterans as part of a war funding bill passed on Thursday.

Kimball '78 donates $5.5 million

Rick Kimball '78 and his wife Kathy have donated $5.5 million to the College to endow a chaired professorship in history and support the construction of an auditorium in the new Class of 1978 Life Sciences Center, the Dartmouth Office of Public Affairs announced Monday.

Daily Debriefing

Miscommunication over the latest updates to the pay system of Dartmouth-Hitchcock Medical Center has caused tension between the employees and managers of DHMC, the Valley News reported on Wednesday.

Shedd '11 indicted on sexual assault charges

A New Hampshire grand jury indicted Daniel Shedd '11 on Friday with four counts of aggravated sexual assault stemming from an incident at the College in October involving a non-Dartmouth student.