The Importance of the Intangibles
By John Teti | June 10, 2003One of the stranger conventions of newspaper writing that I observed while I was an editor at The Dartmouth came from the sports section.
One of the stranger conventions of newspaper writing that I observed while I was an editor at The Dartmouth came from the sports section.
Four hours every day. That's how long the offices on the second floor of Robinson Hall are quiet when The Dartmouth is in production. The rest of the time -- from 7 a.m.
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It's time for this week's "Survivor: Africa" recap, but before you begin reading, why not have a delicious Mountain Dew? Just put on your Reeboks, hop in your Pontiac Aztec and drive down to the corner store.
At least two Hanover Police officers and two Safety and Security officers responded to a call at Food Court last night as part of the ongoing investigation into Saturday's assaults on two female students. According to eyewitnesses, police officers entered Food Court and left with Timothy Hall '05, who had been eating in the portion of Thayer Hall formerly occupied by Westside. The police escorted Hall through the main dining area to the front of the building and questioned him.
Authorities say they are making progress, some students questioned
In another unsettling incidence of on-campus crime, police are investigating two assaults on female students that occurred early Saturday morning at the Lodge and Streeter residence halls. Although Hanover Police officers confirmed that the matter is under investigation, they declined to give any details about their success so far in finding those responsible. The first incident occurred around 2:00 a.m.
When I wrote my first "Survivor: Africa" recap, I admonished the 16 contestants for breaking "the rules." I never thought I would have to do the same for the show's executive producer, Mark Burnett. In Thursday's episode, the daily tree-mail tells Samburu and Boran to pick three of their "best" to go on a "quest." Gotta love that rhymin'! The trios head back to the original drop-off point (remember "Down!
Those clever "Survivor" producers tantalized TV Guide readers last week by telling them in the episode description that "a member of the Samburu tribe cracks under pressure." Who cracks? The obvious answer is Lindsey, who doesn't deal well with the psychological aftermath of Tribal Council.