As part of the College’s Earth Day Celebrations, Democratic presidential hopeful Sen. Chris Dodd, D-Conn., spoke at the Top of the Hop in the Hopkins Center Saturday about the need for bipartisan cooperation on issues such as the war in Iraq and global warming. More »
The Office of Residential Life will offer “gender-neutral” housing - housing that will allow students of the opposite sex to live together - beginning in the 2007 Fall term. The housing option will be available on the programming floor of McLane Hall, as well as in various rooms in Thomas Hall, the East Wheelock and Fahey-McLane residential clusters and the Maxwell and Channing Cox apartments. More »
As Lelia Tahaburt, a prospective student from Annapolis, Maryland, sat on the bus on the way to Hanover late Wednesday night, she thought to herself, “I really hope I just love Dartmouth.” When she finally arrived at midnight, she attended the last performance of an a cappella showcase at the Top of the Hop, one of a plethora of Dimensions events that sold her on joining the Dartmouth class of 2011. More »
Despite delays in the formation of the Elections Planning and Advisory Committee, several candidates for Student Body President have already begun to lay plans for this May’s contest. More »
Current and prospective businesspeople and doctors attended the ninth annual Work Life Symposium at the Tuck School of Business on Friday, mingling to the song “My Cubicle,” a parody of James Blunt’s “You’re Beautiful,” before attending speeches and panels. The conference, entitled “Culture Fit or Shock?” focused on the problem of finding a balance between one’s career and one’s personal life. More »
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