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Acclaimed poet reads tomorrow afternoon
By Alexis Starke | January 20, 1999Peter Liotta brings his works and experiences to the Wren Room in this special event
Alexis Starke
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Diane Ferlatte comes to the Hop next week
By Alexis Starke | November 25, 1998California-based storyteller Diane Ferlatte will give performances at the Moore Theater at 7 p. m.
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Acclaimed poet visits campus
By Alexis Starke | November 5, 1998Award winning poet Barbara Ras will give reading today
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New One Dartmouth tries to unite leaders
By Alexis Starke | October 23, 1998One Dartmouth, a group for College organization leaders founded last Spring term 1998, will host its first campus-wide event this Saturday. James Gallo '99, Rachel Gilliar '98 and Marene Jennings '98 founded the group to counteract what they saw as poor communication among student organizations at the College. "There are numerous explanations [for founding One Dartmouth], but a primary reason is that many organizational leaders do not know each other," Gallo said. "The purpose of One Dartmouth is to increase communication and interaction among Dartmouth leaders and organizations that do not normally work together," Gallo said. Dean of Student Life Holly Sateia advises One Dartmouth, which includes leaders from campus organizations such as the Tucker Foundation, Native Americans at Dartmouth, Panhellenic Council, the Afro-American Society, Alianza Latina, Student Assembly, Palaeopitus and the Programming Board. One Dartmouth plans to meet twice a term to discuss the challenges College organizations face, promote leadership development, coordinate programming, encourage organizations to work together pro-actively and allow leaders to interact.
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Wu Wei troupe to perform tonight
By Alexis Starke | October 19, 1998Group plans to put on 'The Good Woman of Szechuan' in German
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Construction leaves books homeless
By Alexis Starke | October 13, 1998About 130,000 volumes will be moved next month from the Baker stacks to the Storage Library, as construction of the Berry Library continues. Construction in the stacks began last summer and will progress gradually until 2000. Volumes will be moved into the Storage Library on Route 120, about two miles from campus, by the same professional team that will move the Special Collections to Rauner Library, Circulation Services Librarian Pamela Ploeger said. Ploeger said Circulation Services has selected books for storage with the goal of minimizing the impact on students.