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Philanthropy, food, culture offer non-Greek alternatives

By Amanda Cohen | May 18, 2007

Free food and warm weather are the foundation for success of this year's non-Greek Green Key events, according to Green Key Society President JeanCarlos Bonilla '08. "At this point people are low on DBA, so people pretty much take the free food that they can get," Bonilla said. For the first time this year, VEG Roast, a vegetarian barbecue, will be included on the schedule, slated to take place on Saturday afternoon on the Collis porch.

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Pre-coed Green Keys brought buses of women to College

By Allyson Bennett | May 18, 2007

Once bussed into Hanover for big-weekend dances in the years before co-education and now throwing parties in their own sorority houses, the role that women have played over Green Key Weekend has changed greatly throughout Dartmouth's history. Before the College became coeducational in 1972, up to 1000 women would travel to Hanover by bus, train or car for Green Key weekend as the male students' dates.

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GLC helps in funding Green Key party packs

By Allie Lowe | May 18, 2007

It's just before midnight on the Friday of Green Key Weekend, and you're feeling good. After weeks of practice, you've finally perfected the dance moves you've been saving up just for tonight. But, abruptly, you find that you are dancing with yourself.

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Hanover residents and businesses prepare for big weekend

By Brook Jackling | May 18, 2007

As local businesses and high school students prepare for Green Key Weekend, residents of the town of Hanover will not be as much of a presence on campus as they tend to be over Homecoming and Winter Carnival -- a difference attributable to the insular focus of most of the weekend's activities. "Your average town resident doesn't even know what's going on," Town Manager Julia Griffin said.

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Young alums return for weekend parties

By Andrew Wells | May 18, 2007

This weekend, you may find yourself waiting behind a group of people using real money in the line at FoCo. Later that night in a frat basement, you might even be paired up with someone who seems like they haven't seen a paddle in more than a year.

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Green Key welcomes Class of 2009

By JR Santo | May 18, 2007

Although it will play only a minimal role in the upcoming weekend, current Green Key Society members will attempt to reunite the organization and the weekend, while simultaneously expanding the group's reach on campus. "We want to expand the Green Key Society to not just be a service for the College, but to be more proactive and be more visible on campus," Green Key Society President JeanCarlos Bonilla '08 said.

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Alex Got In Trouble: The Dream School Is Dead

By Alex Howe | May 18, 2007

The national press hasn't put it in so many words, but they have been tripping over themselves clamoring about what Wednesday's New York Times called "the astonishing competitive crunch at the top." Astonishing! Lest we forget, the top is us.

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Rules of the Game

By Abi Medvin | May 11, 2007

I hate game playing. I think it's retarded. It's a waste of time. Being direct is the easiest and most efficient way to get what you want in every other aspect of life, so why should the matter of courtship be any different? It shouldn't, but it is.

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Big Fatty's, enough said

By Haley Morris and Anna Payne | May 11, 2007

With temperatures mounting, it seems that spring has finally arrived. While some are starting to break out the seersucker, in this week's column, we are longing for a change in taste -- for spring (and, dare we say it, early summer) delectables! Eager to leave behind last season's palate, we decided we wanted ice cream, watermelon wedges, corn on the cob or anything outside and grilled.

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The amazing multi-talented prof!

By Jilian Gundling | May 4, 2007

I have to admit that before I met English Professor Michael Chaney, I was skeptical of the validity of the graphic novel (or comic book, the terms are essentially interchangable) and oblivious to its role in literature.

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