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McKinsey & Co. Report
"Many respondents believed the hiring process takes too long and is too caught up in procedural bureaucratic red tape...
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Joseph Asch ‘79
"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
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Stephen F. Smith ‘88
"'The campaigning [in this trustee election] doesn't bother me if we're on the issues, and we're talking about things that matter,' [Smith] said. 'I am concerned that the other side will resort to mudslinging and I think it's bad for the College and I think it's an embarrassment. If the others start mudslinging, I'm determined to keep to the issues of the campaign and not resort to that.'"
--The Dartmouth, Jan. 29, 2007