Less than a week before Green Key weekend, Manchester-based criminal defense lawyer John Kacavas educated students about their constitutional rights at Kappa Kappa Kappa fraternity on Monday. In the seminar, organized by Student Assembly, Kacavas presented a brief synopsis of individuals’ legal rights against search and seizure and answered questions from students about their own encounters with the police. More »
Nondenominational Christian journal Apologia published its first issue last Monday, making it the first publication of its kind at Dartmouth. The student journal’s staff seeks to bridge the divide between intellectualism and Christianity as well as foster a more open dialogue about faith on campus. More »
A new student organization, Por Latinoamerica, will hold its first meeting to announce its newly elected officers and lay out its purpose and goals to attendees Tuesday night. The group, recognized last Wednesday by the College, plans to focus on political, cultural and social issues directly related to Latin American countries. More »
After toughing it through four years of college and the grueling search for a job, graduates might think that the worst is over — until they attempt to find an apartment. Urban Grad Realty, founded by George Washington University dropout Jonathan Iger, is one company that promises to ease the burdens of such a search from the beginning stages of locating an apartment to the final stages of settling in. More »
Ryan McAnnally-Linz ‘06, the 2006 Chase Peace Prize Senior Thesis Recipient, presented his thesis about mass murder and genocide as part of a panel in Filene Auditorium on Monday night. More »
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