SA hopefuls debate on election eve

Tilman Dette / The Dartmouth Staff Speaking to an audience of a little over a dozen people, candidates for Student Body President deviated little from the messages they trumpeted throughout the week during Sunday night's final debate of the campaign period, hosted by the Elections Planning and Advisory Committee. Though most candidates stuck to their prepared platforms, candidate Travis Green '08 took a slightly different approach, using his closing statement to criticize the politicized nature of the contest and painting himself as above the infighting that he says characterizes the Assembly. "I'm sick and tired of watching people play games to win this election," Green said.

Immelt, Kraft CEO tape TV episode

Kate Coster / The Dartmouth Staff General Electric CEO Jeffrey Immelt '78 and Kraft Foods CEO Irene Rosenfeld spoke to an audience of mainly Tuck School of Business students at a taping for a television series Thursday evening at the Hopkins Center. "CEO Exchange," hosted by Jeff Greenfield, is a PBS series that spotlights two chief executives of Fortune 500 companies in each episode.

SA hands off Blitz terminal maintenance

Candidates sound off on Greek life

Ryan Yuk / The Dartmouth Staff Moments of high tension and sensible dialogue characterized Thursday night's Student Assembly Presidential Debate on Greek Issues held at Sigma Alpha Epsilon fraternity. Changes in Assembly structure and culture were again a focus of argument between the five candidates, several of whom argued for significant alterations to structures in the body, including funding unification and changes to the Assembly's executive board. Criticizing other candidates for failing to present concrete plans to implement change, candidate Nova Robinson '08 again touted her plan to bring the Undergraduate Finance Committee into the Assembly structure. "Purse strings ultimately equal power," Robinson said.

College counselors explain intervention

The Dartmouth Before Cho Seung-Hui killed 32 people and himself, the Virginia Tech shooter had given off considerable warning signs and even underwent psychiatric evaluation.

Transgenders try to navigate Greek system

Ryan Yuk / The Dartmouth Staff Editor's note: This is the second in a three-part series on the experiences of transgender students at Dartmouth.

Alum ditches real estate career for Iraq

With bullhorn, activists 'take back the night'

Alicia Modeen / The Dartmouth Staff Led by coordinators armed with a bullhorn, about 50 students, walked through campus shouting "take back the night," in a march to promote sexual assault awareness Wednesday evening. According to Jordan Kutcher '07, one of the protest's organizers and a Sexual Abuse Peer Advisor, the purpose of the rally was to "show solidarity across the college campus." The group began in front of the Hopkins Center, walked down Massachusetts Row, traveled past the Choates, and even stormed through Novack Cafe before winding down in the center of the Green.

M.D. advocates preventive healthcare

ROTC alum commands army base in Afghanistan

Transgender students seek understanding on campus