DDS’s Generosity
Dartmouth Dining Services sent out a survey today, asking students to grade them on various aspects of their service. As an incentive they offered the…
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Of Nags, B–tches, and Shrews
The American Council of Trustees and Alumni issued a report a few days ago on the fate of Shakespeare in today’s universities. The study, called…
Snapped up in Excitement
The race for the next Student Body President is now well under way. Last night the candidates ‘debated’ the issues during a Student Assembly meeting….
Andrew Seal is a Winner
I’m not quite sure what this entails, but apparently it’s newsworthy: >Date: Mon, 30 Apr 2007 11:17:10 -0400 (EDT)>From: Darsie.Riccio@Dartmouth.EDU>To: [redacted]>Subject: English major survey winner!…
Become a SAPA, or Else?
This could possibly just be hearsay: I have it from an anonymous source that there may be big changes in store for the Greeks next…
Dartmouth Wins Ethics Competition
Congratulations to the Dartmouth Ethics Society for placing first in the National Intercollegiate Business Ethics Competition. The event was held at Loyola Marymount University in…
2nd Amendment Under Fire
More absurdity on the opinion page of The Daily D. Today’s lowpoint was written by Zachary Hyatt ‘09. In his piece, Mr. Hyatt takes aim…
Laundering in the Connecticut
Sustainable Dartmouth sent out a petition today, gauging support for a “Sustainable Living Center”. The petition reads as follows: This is a survey to estimate…
15 Greeks and a DAPA
John McCardell, former President of Middlebury College, visited campus yesterday. The Daily D reports that McCardell met with fifteen Greek leaders and one Drug and…
MacGovern Appeal is Dismissed
John MacGovern’s appeal to the New Hampshire Supreme Court was dismissed on April 18, less than a month after the justices heard the case. The…