Daniel Webster, Class of 1801, may be rolling over in his grave.
If a bill to be introduced by New Hampshire state Rep. Maureen Mooney, R-Merrimack, comes to fruition, Dartmouth could have to cede some control of its charter to the state. This is the most significant attempt by the state to involve itself in College governance since Webster’s famous case in 1819 and is connected to the ongoing rift between Dartmouth and some alumni, which came to a head earlier this month when the Association of Alumni filed suit against the College.
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To Harry Potter fans, it is well known that Albus Dumbledore served as headmaster of Hogwarts School of Witchcraft and Wizardry, defeated dark wizard Gellert Grindelwald, and mentored Harry Potter, but on Friday author J.K. Rowling announced another fact about Dumbledore: he’s gay.
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The gentle humming of sewing machines in the parish hall of Hanover’s Our Savior Lutheran Church on Monday made the lively chatter of the female volunteers sitting behind them almost inaudible. The senior women, representing both members of the church and the Hanover community at large, congregated in the hall to participate in a 12-hour quilting marathon benefiting Lutheran World Relief Quilting.
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Despite the added uncertainty, an unprecedented number of women rushing this fall elected to indicate a final preference for only one house instead of the traditional two, according to those involved in sorority rush.
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A battle among all of the Ivy League schools erupted across cyber space yesterday with the help of a new game, GoCrossCampus. The socially interactive game allows Ivy League students to show their school spirit as they attempt to dominate their rival schools in the GoCrossCampus Ivy League Championship.
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