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The Dartmouth Experience
By Erin Loback | August 1, 1999I've never been on the rope swing. I hate fraternity basements. I think I played part of a game of pong one time sophomore year.
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The Dartmouth Experience
By Erin Loback | June 13, 1999I've never been on the rope swing. I hate fraternity basements. I think I played part of a game of pong one time sophomore year.
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Chi Gam hosts campus race discussion
By Erin Loback | November 16, 1998University of Vermont student body president moderates event
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America's oldest college newspaper brings daily news
By Erin Loback | July 15, 1998'The D' covers the news for the entire College and Upper Valley community from campus and beyond
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Wright to be 16th President
By Erin Loback | April 7, 1998Provost, former dean of the faculty, will bring 29 years of Dartmouth Experience to College's helm in August
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Women's squash wins while men fall
By Erin Loback | January 23, 1998The women's squash team came through with an 8-1 victory at Amherst yesterday, but the men were shut out 9-0.
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College faces safety-violation fine
By Erin Loback | August 20, 1997The Occupational Safety and Health Administration proposed levying a $13,500 fine against the College for violating safety laws following an inquiry into the death of Chemistry Professor Karen Wetterhahn earlier this summer. Wetterhahn died in June from acute mercury poisoning after being exposed to dimethyl mercury in Burke Laboratory in August of 1996.
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DOC gears up for arrival of '01 Class
By Erin Loback | August 18, 1997Members of the Class of 2001 will begin arriving on campus on Sept. 3 for their Dartmouth Outing Club trips, described by Gus Moore '99 as a night in Hanover, "two nights with cous-cous and burritos and a final night with the lodge crew." Moore, who helped plan the trips for this year, said trip leaders and crews are getting excited for trips. Liz Gerber '98 is the trips director this year. Moore said the trips director starts planning for freshmen trips Fall term by "getting the ball rolling" on working with the administration -- organizing facilities and discussing the previous year's trips with deans. He said the trips director also coordinates with Vermont Transit in the fall -- a year early -- since they require five of its buses for two full weeks to transport trippees. Moore the director begins organizing the computer system that keeps track of all trips information in the Winter term. In the spring, all freshmen, wait-listed students and transfer students receive DC trips mailings, Moore said.
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Jewelry heist still unsolved
By Erin Loback | August 14, 1997Both of the armed robberies committed in Hanover Spring term have yet to be fully resolved. While the armed robbery of the Ward Amidon jewelry store remains unsolved, the suspect in a West Wheelock hold-up remains jailed pending his trial. The gunpoint robbery of the Ward Amidon jewelry store on Main Street remains unsolved and without suspects, according to Detective Sergeant Frank Moran of the Hanover Police. On the afternoon of May 24, two unmasked men entered Ward Amidon with guns, threatened the clerks and left with cash and jewelry. The Hanover Police obtained an artist's sketch of the two men based on descriptions from the clerks.
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Dartmouth attracts performers and artists from far and wide
By Erin Loback | August 12, 1997Hanover, N.H.: population 10,000. Artists who have performed in the area: tenor Luciano Pavarotti, Indigo Girls, Dave Matthews, Mikhail Baryshnikov.