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Class officers fill traditional positions at ceremonies

By Robert Kimmitt | June 10, 2003

Fourteen seniors are playing an integral role in this year's Class Day and Commencement ceremonies, serving as class marshals, historians and orator. Nine marshals, carrying traditional wooden batons, will lead the senior class to the Green for Commencement and take part in the ceremony.

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We're Not Dead Yet

By Dan Galemba | June 10, 2003

First it was the last class. Then it was the last paper. Then it was the last final. The last shift at work, the last walk around Occom Pond, the last DDS meal, the last visit with a Tucker little brother or sister.

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Artists pursue dreams

By David Archwamety | June 10, 2003

Dartmouth seniors obtain degrees in a variety of disciplines and then go on to jobs in the "real world." But a number of students are going to live out their dreams as full-time artists. Liv Rooth '03 has been acting since the beginning of grade school and will continue to do so beyond Hanover.

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The Death of Whimsy

By Brian Nick | June 10, 2003

I came to Dartmouth College in the fall of 1999 as a prospective engineering major. My entire college search was based around two needs: a robust engineering department and the mere existence of a jazz ensemble.

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There Are Those of Us Who Love It

By Chris Curran | June 10, 2003

I have spent the past few years opining about various imperfections of Dartmouth, but today I wish to consider the many ways in which the College succeeds in educating students.

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A New Way to Remember Dartmouth

By Abby Horowitz | June 10, 2003

I could use this space to write a reflective and sentimental commentary about the end of my Dartmouth career, but I'm sure emotions will be running high enough on campus today without my contribution.

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Greeks and budget woes dominate past four years

By Dan McConville | June 10, 2003

Much has transpired at the College during the four years the Class of 2003 spent on campus. From triumph to tragedy, the class now preparing for "the real world" has seen a lot at Dartmouth. The story that stands out above all others was the murders of two well-respected professors on the evening of Jan.

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Great Issues of Trust

By Chuck Reilly | June 10, 2003

Fellow members of the Dartmouth College community: As president of the Class of 1953, the 50th reunion Class, I am delighted by the opportunity to discuss two issues with you in this op-ed piece. As we, the Class of 1953, reflect back on our undergraduate years there can be no doubt that one of our most memorable, most influential and most stimulating experiences was the "Great Issues" course taken by all seniors.

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Graduate students sent forth

By Lindsay Barnes | June 10, 2003

Before the big ceremony Sunday on the Green signifying the lifting of "undergrad" status from the shoulders of graduating seniors, the graduate schools will send some of its students out into the professional world Saturday with the Tuck and Thayer School's Investiture ceremonies and Dartmouth Medical School's Class Day. 224 students at the Tuck School of Business Administration will get their M.B.As.

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