Islamo-Fascism Awareness Week, advertised by controversial posters depicting a terrorist holding a gun to a figure’s head as the person cowers on the ground, has aroused emotional responses among students concerned about the connotations of the event’s title. More »
A semi-annual review of the College’s Social Events Management Procedures, which sets guidelines for alcohol use by organizations, is expected to commence next week. The effort, spearheaded by Dean of Residential Life Marty Redman, will include four students and four administrators. More »
While students and alumni flooded the Dartmouth campus for Homecoming last Saturday, professor Quintus Jett assessed damage from a different type of flood — the one caused by Hurricane Katrina. Jett, a senior research fellow at the Tuck School of Business, led about 60 volunteers in a mapping project in New Orleans’s Lower Ninth Ward this Saturday in an effort to assess the state of damage to the neighborhood more than two years after Katrina. More »
Police in San Luis Obispo, Calif., now believe John Michael “Mike” Rivard was responsible for the murder of his wife, Dartmouth graduate Barbara Rivard ‘85 and their daughter Olivia Rivard in a double-murder suicide on Oct. 3, according to an Oct. 18 police-issued press release. More »
College campuses are often bastions of procrastination. So it’s no surprise that Halo 3, arguably the most highly anticipated video game of the year, is making its way onto college campuses. While there are a number of committed fans, the game does not appear to have a massive following here at Dartmouth. More »
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