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...Unless of course, they choose to transfer—an option some team members have pondered. That decision is understandable if, in the final analysis, swimming and diving count more to them than the distinction of Dartmouth’s academic program, and if their ultimate loyalty to Dartmouth is as athletes rather than students. There is truly no substitute for practicing a sport during one’s college years, at a time of irreplaceable youth and talent. But being a student-athlete is a privilege, not a right. Preoccupation with athletics can come at the expense...
...range from $8 billion to $27 billion between now and 2010. The state may have to hire 24,789 new teachers just for next year. Bush cut taxes repeatedly during his first term and counts it as one of his biggest accomplishments. He's not going to raise them unless he has no other choice, and even if he wanted to, more conservative Republicans in the state house of representatives have sworn it will never pass. Another revenue option on the table is allowing electronic gambling machines at racetracks and jai alai stadiums, where gambling already goes...
...That was his pick-up line.” Adds Daryk A. Pengelly ’03, another roommate, “It takes him longer to read a problem than it does to do the work. He doesn’t do his homework unless it’s due in 30 minutes...
...Presidential Installation was pretty hot, but the real action was at the afterparty, held in Loeb House. After English professor and VES. Chair Marjorie Garber screwed in blacklights, moved the futon out of the common room and posted “YOU MUST not DRINK unless you are 21” signs throughout, Quincy House Master and astronomy professor Robert P. Kirshner ’70 rolled in with a 30-pack of Milwaukee’s Best and yelled “The Kirshmeister has unleashed the Beast!” Newly installed President Lawrence H. Summers blanked...
...invasion-strength force. But the optimal date for an invasion is believed by military analysts to fall within the first quarter of 2003, and it's far from clear that the UN inspection team will have established a definitive finding on Iraqi weapons programs by its February reporting deadline. Unless Saddam obliges by ending his cooperation with the UN before then, the Bush Administration may face some tough choices before winter...