Alumni, students, faculty and administrators should take a second look at John Strayer's Nov. 6 letter, "Fundamental Questions." In it, Strayer questions the ability of the College to maintain itself as the premier liberal arts institution in the nation while simultaneously attempting to become a better research institution.
I am a member of the class of '96, and a former member and officer of Zeta Psi fraternity. It was with utter dismay that I recently read The Dartmouth's story (April 18th, "Zete's Graphic 'Sex Papers' Exposed") on the fraternity's weekly newsletter.
To the Editor: Although I've been following the Student Life Initiative debates, wondering what will become of the CFS houses, I've been struck at the lack of attention paid to the rest of the report.
A message to all who think technology is king: sometimes it can burn you. Beta-Max video cassettes. The Beta-Max system brings up a larger point relative to Dartmouth as the College plans to renovate Baker Library and build the new Berry Library addition.
To the Editor: I am writing in response to Sarah Johnston's editorial, "Years Later-Have Greeks Changed?" (Oct.
To the Editor: When I first came to Dartmouth, my sister, a '93, said that everyone reads The Dartmouth Review for a good laugh.
This is not a pipe dream. It's a Green Key manifesto. Roll away ...A solar eclipse, people wearing shorts, rumors about cancelled classes.
We are not political radicals, but self-reliant, responsible hard workers
I am angry. I'm angry about the fact that I have this stupid column to write, angry that I've a paper due Friday, angry that most of my friends are out of school already, and angry that I could be playing Frisbee -- not disc -- instead of doing any work. Obviously, the source of my aggressions is the weather.