Kappa Sigma walks for Parkinson's, Capital Area Transit joins with Dickinson to launch a new public transportation service, Dining Services changes meal plans, Dickinsonian interviews new Senate President Austin Davis'15.
Students join local Coalition of Immokalee Workers protest. Kappa Sig holds annual Parkinson's Walk. Kappa Alpha Theta holds KAT-walk for CASA. WDCV hosts benefit concert. Dickinson sends two students to Oxford for new study-abroad program.
The first Sexual Assault Red Alert sent, as a result of changing policies. Octals win Glee Competition. Student falls from a second story balcony. Kappa Sigma holds a benefit Walk for Parkinson's. Richard Russo receives the Stellfox Award. Artist-in-Residence, William Holton holds talk. Women's Golf places third at the Centennial Conference Championships. Baseball beats McDaniel, 19-0. Softball shuts out Swarthmore. Men's Lacrosse continues undefeated.
The Carlisle Chamber of Commerce supports the college's fundraising campaign. Nina Morgana will give a performance at the Carlisle Opera House. Updates on commencement. Notes on J. Stitt Wilson lecture. Eight Freshmen are chose in the Declamation Contest preliminaries. School superintendent election results. Belles Lettres Society and Law Club debate. Former athletic trainer at the Carlisle Indian School accepts position at Leland Stanford University. Pinchot for Governor Club is organized. Professor Mohler gives demonstration on liquid air. Greek Club will present play. Theta Chi formal.
Miss Mary Buttorff to be featured in the Philomel concert. All college miniature circus event. Microcosm story winners are announced. The shifters appear on campus. Sophomores are allowed to choose punishments for Freshmen guilty of violating rules. The common cold is spreading through campus like wildfire. Banquet to be held for basketball players. Alumni of the College has two banquets. Sigma Alpha Epsilon formal. Phi Delta Theta informal. Kappa Sigma informal. Alpha Chi Rho stunt and dinner. Beta Theta Pi St. Patrick's Day event. Phi Mu banquet.
Dr. Winfield Scott Hall will address the college. Announcement of the opening date for the Dante exhibit. Revisions to the selection process for the editorial board of the Dickinsonian. Union Philosophical Society election results. Fifteen seniors will be teaching in Carlisle High School. Kappa Sigma formal. Dickinson lost to both Penn State and Bucknell in debate. Guy Roland addresses the Mohler Scientific Club. Philomel club's annual winter concert in Bosler Hall.
Announcement of changes to the Drama Festival. Bishop William Frazer McDowell will lecture the college. Sophomores win against the Freshmen and are the victors of the interclass basketball games. Summary of Washington's Birthday Celebration. Kappa Sigma hosts a conclave. College seniors can now teach in local schools. The college fundraising campaign is now in full swing.
Lewis S. Sadler obituary. Mr. Shedd will address the College Press Club. Preparations for the Week of Prayer. The Freshmen and Sophomore classes win the second round of the interclass basketball games. Belles Lettres Society election results. Notes on Norman Angell address. Reverend Mudge address. Dr. John W. Handcher is placed in charge of the college fundraising campaign. Professor Norcross address on "The Psychological Effects of Adequate Street Lighting". Tryouts for the Dramatic Club's production of "Officer 666". College Orchestra refused financial remuneration.
Exhibit on the life and works of Dante. Norman Angell will address the college. Freshmen class rejects the use of an honor system during examinations. Announcement of the annual Sophomore Hop. Announcement of a stunt night. Madame de Vilaine lectures the French Club in Harmon Hall. Dr. Lewis S. Mudge will speak at the next Y. M. C. A. meeting. Orchestra club returns from a strike. Kappa Sigma entertains a Bible class. W. H. Loban is awarded a "D". Dr. Vogt speaks. Robert C. Young obituary. Professor Rosenberger speaks to the Mohler Scientific Club.
Adelaide Fisher performance at the Orpheum Theater of Harrisburg. Winners of the "D" will receive certificates. Announcement of Dramatic Club productions. Dramatic Club productions. Professor Baumgartner lectures on health. Thanksgiving day reunion of the Camp Moosilauke Lads. Good-English week. Phi Kappa Sigma, Phi Kappa Psi, Sigma Alpha Epsilon, Beta Theta Pi, Kappa Sigma, and Theta Chi all have Thanksgiving dances. Alpha Chi Rho has a luncheon.
Washington's Birthday banquet a successful evening. Fresmhan smoker is held. Kappa Sigma holds a dance in Assembly Hall. Some upperclassmen respond to the Band's article of the previous week. The trustees hold their usual midwinter meeting in Philadelphia.
The Civic Club announces its schedule of entertainments for the year. Music Department to give a concert. Faculty decides to allow ten basket ball games for the year. Bill proposed in the Illinois House of Representatives to remove fraternities' tax exempt status. Kappa Sigma holds a smoker. The Seniors elect their class officers.
Both the Kappa Sigma and Chi Omega fraternities held dances. A date is set for the Mid-Winter Sports.
Both the Wilson and Progressives clubs are formed. A poll reveals that more students favor Wilson to win over Roosevelt, Taft, Chafin, and Debbs in the presidential election. The Phi Kappa Sigma fraternity hosts their annual Founder’s Day ride to Doubling Gap. The Kappa Sigma fraternity hunts for chestnuts in Mt. Holly. The Glee Club has tryouts, and twenty-five men were selected to join the team.
Dr. Prettyman ‘72 gives speech to YMCA on freedom at college. Pi Beta Phi pledges new members. College band elects officers; Frank Adams '18 is president. Kappa Sigma receives Wiener trophy for tennis. Alpha Chi Rho receives Kappa Sigma cup for track. Interfraternity council revises rushing rules.
The freshman class participated in the annual Washington Birthday “pee-rade.” The students wore elaborate costumes portraying many different characters. Kappa Sigma held its fifth annual mid-winter dance in Metzger Hall.
Members of the Ski & Snowboard Club plan to participate in the fourth annual Ski-4-Life 24-hour ski marathon at Ski Roundtop in Lewisberry, Pennsylvania. The Beta Pi chapter of Kappa Sigma continues in its efforts to recolonize.
The Multi-Organizational Board announces alternative rock band Brand New as its Spring 2008 concert selection. Stephanie Balmer is chosen as the new Dean of Admissions falling the resignation of Seth Allen in 2007. Kappa Sigma mounts a return to the campus community after being suspended in 2004. Over winter break, the Alliance for Aquatic Resource Monitoring (ALLARM) has a successful trip to Thailand.
As fraternity rush season takes off, Kappa Sigma fraternity considers reapplying for recognition on campus after being suspended in 2004. The TV ad-hoc committee established recently by Student Senate releases a poll of potential cable channels to be added to Dickinson's repertoire. MOB and Delta Sigma Phi fraternity hold a CD release party for a local student band. A former technician in the biology department is charged with stealing $146,000 from the school by charging personal purchases to a department credit card and submitting false receipts for reimbursement.
Kappa Sigma throws a Halloween party in the Assembly Hall. Harmon Literary Society debate. Obituary for Mrs. Hutchinson, wife of Dr. W. A. Hutchinson. International Bible Study Conference in Columbus, Ohio. Update on 1910 Microcosm. Article on how smoking effects intelligence.
Annual West College feed is held. Kappa Sigma holds annual fall trip to Mt. Holly.
Kappa Sigma hosts a farewell reception; the annual Commencement Concert is set to be performed by the Combined Musical Clubs; Conway Hall Commencement exercises take place. The Track team captain posts an open letter admitting an unsuccessful season, providing excuses, and promising better in seasons to come. Dickinson plans for its first official Alumni Day.
Kappa Sigma holds a smoker for members of the Inter-Collegiate Debate Team. The Comus Club puts on its Spring dance, furnished by the Germania Orchestra. The Track meet with Swarthmore is cancelled due to last week's "fiasco" against State. Instead, a trial meet is held among Dickinsonians to determine who will travel to Bucknell for the coming week's competition.
The Reverend Dr. John Wesley Hill holds a Day of Prayer service at Allison M.E. Church. Phi Delta Theta holds a dance as Kappa Sigma goes on a sleigh ride. The Intercollegiate Athletic Association meets.
George A. Crider, college trustee, prepares to give a speech at Allison M.E. Church. Athletic Association officers are elected; the Athletic treasurer's report is released. The Philadelphia Club holds elections. The Kappa Sigma fraternity entertains Hon. Philip P. Campell. The Comus Club holds the second dance of the season.