News – Page 3 – The Dickinsonian

ASL to Only Count for Language Requirement under Certain Exceptions

November 29, 2018

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Dickinson students are no longer allowed to take courses in American Sign Language (ASL) to fulfill their language requirement, unless they have been granted permission through the Office of Disability Services (ODS) or have completed...

Amnesty, Int’l Reestablishes, Hopes for High Involvement

November 29, 2018

Students Question Evacuation Procedures in Light of False Gas Leak

Rachael Franchini ’19, Co-Editor-in-Chief

November 29, 2018

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Students living in Davidson-Wilson dorm (DW) were concerned to see firefighters in their building Monday night, having not been notified to evacuate, despite a report of a gas smell. No gas leak was found and students were not...

Dickinson Professor Loses State House of Representatives Bid, But Finds Value in the Race

November 15, 2018

Lafayette Professor Discusses Argentinian Gender Norms with Postcards and Empanadas

November 15, 2018

Annual Concert Has High Energy, Students Report

November 15, 2018

Clubs Required to Comply with New Leadership Guidelines

Jacob DeCarli ’22, Associate News Editor

November 15, 2018

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New student leadership guidelines require mandatory training sessions for clubs to receive an annual budget, a change that has received mixed reviews by club officers. Student Leadership and Campus Engagement (SLCE) organized...

Holocaust Survivor Shares Story of Auschwitz and Life Since

November 15, 2018

Students Flock to Noche de Baile

Claire Jeantheau ’21, Staff Writer

November 15, 2018

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People wrapped in dark winter clothes bustled past the HUB on Saturday, yet another brisk night in Carlisle. But through the brightly lit Social Hall windows, students thronged together in tuxes and vibrantly colored dresses for...

Giving up by 287%

Tara Cassidy, Staff Writer

November 15, 2018

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Total giving to the school has increased by 247% due to an investment in personal relations with possible donors, according to the college. “That the number of donors is up is a deliberate effort of advancement and my office...