Students looking to use television sets in their dormitory rooms next year will likely have to spend several hundred dollars on “set top boxes,” devices that make a traditional television set compatible with Dartmouth’s new television system. More »
In an effort to reduce contention in the ongoing Association of Alumni election, the Association’s nominating committee included former petition candidates on the its own slate, a member of the committee said. Other petition candidates, nonetheless, are running in opposition. More »
Renowned French philosopher Jacques Ranciere presented a speech critiquing modern critical thinking to Dartmouth students and professors on Thursday. After the lecture in the Haldeman Center, attendees engaged the tweed-clad philosopher in a 25-minute question-and-answer session about topics ranging from ignorance to propaganda to the Bush administration’s use of the media. More »
Beginning Friday, all enrolled undergraduate Dartmouth students will be asked to fill out the Enrolled Student Survey, a 25-minute online questionnaire to be conducted at 31 colleges and universities. Questions cover topics ranging from how often students talk to their parents or guardians to their level of alcohol consumption. More »
With Spring term well underway, Haley Morris ‘08 is troubled by one aspect of her Dartmouth life: She can’t get into residence halls. Morris, along with Lindsay Greenberg ‘08, are spending their off-terms running a college preparatory program at Mascoma Valley High School. Because Morris is not currently enrolled in classes at the College and lives off campus, her Dartmouth Card no longer acts as a key. More »
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