Tuesday, April 9, 2002

Preserving a Landmark: Broaddus '97 Fights For Virginia Wetlands

What ensued for Broaddus was a legal nightmare, rife with dubious proposals, illegal permits, and numerous lawsuits. All of these continue today as Broaddus and his mother, battling bureaucracy daily, hope to save the Pamunkey River.

Sustainability at Dartmouth?

Disposing conventional trash costs the College $180.26 per ton. Recycling costs $248.57 per ton, and composting costs of $303.78 a ton. Of the all the waste generated by the College, eighteen percent is recycled.

Zantop Murderers Sentenced: Tulloch Gets Life

On Thursday, April 4, James Parker and Robert Tulloch received their sentences for the murders of Susanne and Half Zantop. Grafton County Superior Judge Peter Smith sentenced Tulloch to life in prison without parole, the mandatory sentence for first degree murder. Parker received a sentence of twenty-five years to life.

Election 2002: Sen. Gordon Humphrey

Former Sen. Gordon Humphrey campaigns for New Hampshire governor. Rollo Begley interviews him.

Election 2002: David Corbin

Political Editor Rollo Begley interviews the University of New Hampshire professor vying for the New Hampshire governor's seat.

Third World Report: From Istanbul and Bratislava

Fulbright Scholar Chris Hummel takes time off from his studies in Zagreb and tours Turkey and Slovakia.