SAD Machinations
Hands down one of the funniest stories I’ve seen appeared in the Daily D today: Outgoing Student Body President Travis Green ‘08 and Vice President…
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Trustees Haldeman ’70 and Mulley ’70 Dodge Questions about the Presidential Search
On Monday, Haldeman and Mulley hosted a meeting with the students to receive input about what we wanted to see in the next president. Unfortunately…
Prof. Green on Genetic Engineering
Professor Ron Green has an Op-Ed in the Post about the future of genetic engineering. Here is his conclusion: Genomic science is racing toward a…
Advocacy or Services?
Nathan Bruschi ’10 penned a rare kind of Op-Ed in today’s Daily D, i.e. a good one. Services or activism? Which of these things would…
More SA results
The student body just received a blitz from EPAC, the Elections Planning and Advisory Committee, with the full results of the SA elections: SA President:…
Nonie Darwish
I had the great pleasure of attending a speech by Nonie Darwish in Collis Commonground last night that lasted almost two hours with questions. She…
“Black Womanhood” Exhibit on Display at Hood
The Hood Museum of Art recently debuted “Black Womanhood: Images, Icons, and Ideologies of the African Body,” an exhibit showcasing the work of African, European,…
SA Voting Ends Today
You can vote at Student Assembly’s website . Before you vote, if you want to be more informed you can read coverage of the Greek…
Trial to be in November
The AoA trial has requested its “Bench trial assignment” for November. The news can be found here (pdf). Also of interest, the trial is estimated…
Dartmouth Coalition for Peace
Joe Malchow catalogues student groups that compete for the banner of justice: The sender, an Allison Levy, summoned two exclamation points to state her case….