“Parkhurst (verb) (to get Parkhursted): An interesting leave term option available at Dartmouth named for Parkhurst Hall, the building which houses dozens of domineering Dartmouth deans. To have the administration tell–not ask–you to take a bit of a vacation. Not advised.”
"Dartmouth Safety and Security often turns students over to the Hanover Police. Additionally, Safety and Security does not transport incapacitated students to DHMC [Dartmouth-Hitchcock Medical Center] in its own vehicles, so when Dick's House determines that a student is incapacitated, the College calls for the Town of Hanover ambulance -- an action that almost always elicits an arrest by the Hanover Police Department.
"Once in the hands of the Hanover Police, a student confronts a choice between a court hearing that usually leads to a fine of between $250 and $300, an Internet-retrievable court record and a possible 30-day loss of driving privileges when the court automatically reports excessive consumption to the DMV or participation in the town's day-long 'diversion' program at a cost to the student of $400."
The Dartmouth, Feb. 16, 2007
"What is freedom of expression? Without the freedom to offend, it ceases to exist."
"Students often are unsure of Wright's views, disregarding the consistently eloquent, yet homogenous talking points, which fail to spark debate and create an atmosphere of complacency.
