ArticlesAn Island Lifesaver (The New York Times)Date7/1/2013Body Ben Jones ’44 may be the oldest active paramedic in the country, reports The New York Times. Jones, who has gone on thousands of runs...
ArticlesHigh Court’s ‘Indian Blood’ Comments Trouble ScholarDate6/28/2013Body Amid a series of dramatic civil rights rulings on voting access, college affirmative action and gay marriage this week, the U.S. Supreme...
ArticlesVoxFest Joins a Bumper Crop of Summer Theater at the HopDate6/28/2013Body Vox Theater, a new network of Dartmouth theater alumni, brings together Dartmouth students, faculty, and alumni from all over the United...
ArticlesRulings Bring Cheers, Tears From Crowd (The New York Times)Date6/27/2013Body Crowds with varying views on the Defense of Marriage Act (DOMA) reacted vociferously Wednesday when the Supreme Court overturned the act...
ArticlesDartmouth’s Big Green Bus: 12 Students, 10,000 Miles, One MissionDate6/27/2013Body When Meegan Daigler ’14 enrolled at Dartmouth, she never thought she’d become a bus driver. “It’s a little wild. I’m really not the best at...
ArticlesSupreme Court’s Gay Marriage Ruling Called Important StepDate6/26/2013Body The U.S. Supreme Court ruling declaring the federal Defense of Marriage Act (DOMA) unconstitutional is truly a landmark decision...
ArticlesNumbers Down for Binge Drinking (Houston Chronicle)Date6/26/2013Body Two years since the inception of the Dartmouth-led National College Health Improvement Program ( NCHIP), the number of Dartmouth students...
ArticlesWhen Camelot Went to Japan (The National Interest)Date6/26/2013Body In an opinion piece in The National Interest, Dartmouth’s Jennifer Lind, an associate professor of government, notes that America’s...
ArticlesDartmouth-Led High-Risk Drinking Collaborative Notes ProgressDate6/25/2013Body [[{“type”:“media”,“view_mode”:“media_large”,“fid”:null,“attributes”:{“class”:“media-image alignright size-full wp-image-3521”,“typeof”:"foaf...
ArticlesHigh Court Defers on Affirmative Action Date6/25/2013Body The U.S. Supreme Court decision to send a closely watched case challenging consideration of race in undergraduate college admissions back to...