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Time to Restructure
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Time to Restructure
Asset Management
Full Disclosure
A Divisive Stance
Failing Our Students
A Rhetorized Mentality
Dartmouth's student government could spend the next year mired in bureaucratic changes, or students could elect Michael Perry '03 to the office of student body president. While other candidates would misdirect their energies toward unworkable structural reforms to the Student Assembly, Perry would spend his time bringing about tangible improvements to student life. Perry's plan emphasizes improving student-faculty relations, creating more student-controlled social spaces, continuing to provide student services and expanding support for diversity.
Defrocking the Myth
Something Positive, For a Change
Cleaning Up Off-Campus Housing
Robert Tulloch's decision to plead guilty yesterday provided a jarringly quick conclusion to a 14-month ordeal that began with the loss of Half and Susanne Zantop last January. It was fitting that Tulloch and accomplice James Parker left the stage with one final surprise in a case that was defined by its bizarre twists.
Detaining Peace
Changing the Average
Deceiving Ourselves
When Zeta Psi fraternity was officially derecognized in May of 2001, the College played its trump card. No penalty could be stronger than derecognition. "As of today, Zeta Psi fraternity at Dartmouth no longer exists," Dean of the College James Larimore said at the time. Zeta Psi would be a tombstone to remind other Greek houses that such conduct would not be permitted. The house was effectively dead.
The Right to be a Prisoner
Need-Blind Matriculation
Yale University President Richard Levin set off a swirl of controversy last month when he advocated the abolition of the early admissions process. He identified many of the problems that critics of the process have put forward -- it favors predominantly white, predominantly wealthy students who are "wired" into the college admissions process at an early age by parents and guidance counselors, while forcing students seeking financial aid to apply later because they need to weigh aid packages after receiving all their acceptance letters.
Pursuing a Greater Mission:
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