No, there actually isn't.
But there is an opportunity to help steer Dartmouth in a positive direction. Read below:
"Despite ones' views of the protesters or their
message, surely such embarrassing behavior by the president-elect
of Student Assembly is uncouth, unjustified, and counter to the values of mutual respect encouraged and protected by Dartmouth’s mission
statement."
For these reasons, we signed the petition calling for his resignation:
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Petition · Dartmouth Student Assembly President-elect, Frank Cunningham '16: Petition for the Resignation of Dartmouth Student Assembly President-elect · Change.org
Dartmouth College | Hanover, NH USA Video: Dartmouth Student Body President-elect Taunts #blacklivesmatter Protesters Dartmouth College saw two powerful and peaceful protests this past weekend. On Friday, May 1st, nearly 200 students, faculty and staff members
marched through the streets of Hanover protesting an end to racial injustice, gender inequality, and police brutality. On Saturday, the protests continued, with a much smaller group continuing the efforts by protesting at two major parties at Greek Houses
on campus. The place where the student protesters were most uncomfortable was at an invite-only, all-day-drinking, celebration of the Kentucky Derby at Kappa Delta Epsilon sorority. What is perhaps the most disturbing part of the footage is the reaction of
the incoming Dartmouth Student Body President—Frank Cunningham '16—who taunts, mocks, screams, and forces his way into the face of a female Dartmouth student protestor. The taunting of his
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P.S., you can also choose to make your signature private. What will read on the
site is something like: “one supporter from Hanover” instead of “Mary Smith ’15")