WEB UPDATE, September 4, 7:00 a.m. Dartmouth Outing Club Trips participants have found themselves camping out in Leverone Field House while 57 students on late Trip sections will not be able to move into their dorms until Sept.
As the Association of Alumni prepares to vote on a new proposed constitution this fall, heated debate has persisted throughout many sectors of the Dartmouth community.
Lengthy questions query graduates on the current administration
Beginning last week, Nels Armstrong '71 assumed his latest position as Assistant to the President for Special Projects, a position that will largely focus on diversity issues.
Students scrambled last week to consolidate loans and lock in favorable interest rates for federal Stafford and PLUS loans before the rates became fixed on July 1 at nearly two percentage points above those that have been available to students in recent years.
Ursula Grisham / The Dartmouth Staff After final grade calculations, it was determined that Robert Butts '06 of Midland, Mich., will be the valedictorian for the Class of 2006.
Class of 2006, you can finally say you're all done. After countless nights of Novack coffee at 1:58 a.m., afternoons that disappeared on the Green and mornings walking home as the sun rises, you will leave campus Sunday night holding a Dartmouth degree.
The deaths of Lindsay Della Serra and Christina Porter marked two tragedies in the story of the Class of 2006. Della Serra, who planned to be a Spanish and history double major, lost her months-long battle to lymphoma in November of 2005.
In the latest twist of the ongoing discussion over the Alumni Governance Task Force's newly proposed alumni constitution, the executive committee of the Association of Alumni has announced that it will postpone its annual fall meetings as well as the accompanying elections. According to a statement issued by Merle Adelman '80, first vice president of the Association, the meeting and elections have been postponed "because the results of the vote on the proposed constitution will not be available until after Oct.
At the Alumni Council's three-day meeting this weekend, the body voted both to endorse the Dartmouth Alumni Association's newly proposed constitution and to revise the existing constitution to allow all-media voting on subsequent amendments to the Council's constitution. The vote to endorse the new Alumni Association constitution was unanimous, according to a statement from the Office of Alumni Relations, and the all-media voting provision passed by 87 percent.