“It’s ‘cause we’re Asian, isn’t it?” the character Will said to his group of Asian friends labeled the “Asian Mafia,” in the Dartmouth Asian Organization’s student play “Double Take” on Saturday evening. “No one notices the table of white people.” More »
As both the Rockefeller Center’s Associate Director of Training and Education and a Vermont state senator, Matt Dunne is used to balancing state politics and his career at Dartmouth. But now, while running for Vermont Lt. Governor, he plans take a leave of absence that could become permanent if he wins. More »
Sororities joined forces on Friday night in an effort to get the women of Dartmouth to take a stand and enjoy a “Frat Free Friday.” More »
As part of her search for a summer internship in Oakland, Ca. Amy Linn ‘07 traveled with about 30 other Dartmouth students via the vegetable oil-powered Big Green Bus to the All-Ivy Environmental Career Fair at Columbia University on Feb. 17. More »
For weeks rumor had it that the White House would soon name Diana Taylor ‘77 as the next chairman of the Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation, but early this month, inside sources in Washington revealed that her supposed nomination would not take place. More »
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