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(05/09/94 9:00am)
Clarence Thomas, Bob Packwood, Bill Clinton...The President of the United States is being sued for sexual harassment. According to a complaint filed by former Arkansas state employee Paula Jones, Bill Clinton, while governor of Arkansas, used an Arkansas state trooper to bring Jones to Clinton's hotel suite during a state-sponsored conference.
(04/25/94 9:00am)
Admissions decisions should be based on individual merit alone. That simple slogan, while nice in theory, would be quite messy to implement in practice. Besides eliminating Dartmouth's affirmative action programs, the Admissions Office would also have to stop giving preferential treatment to legacies.
(04/11/94 9:00am)
You've heard their platforms and seen their posters, but what are the candidates really like as human beings? In an attempt to find out, I asked the Student Assembly presidential and vice presidential candidates a series of 10questions. Their answers should give you some insight into the students seeking your vote in tomorrow's elections.
(04/04/94 9:00am)
A year ago, Dartmouth students went to the polls a discontented lot. Angered by a ridiculously left wing and anti-Greek, do-nothing Student Assembly, voters "threw the bums out" and elected candidates of the center-right.
(03/28/94 10:00am)
The following is a summaryof a film proposal I recentlysent to several Hollywood directors, including Steven Spielberg and Jane Campion. Its working title is "The Powerbook."
(03/07/94 11:00am)
Washington was shaken last week by the abrupt departure of four White House officials. No, the presidential aides were not fired for attempting to cover-up the growing Whitewater scandal. Those dismissals should come this week.
(03/01/94 11:00am)
The U.S. Senate will vote this week on a balanced budget amendment to the Constitution. The amendment, sponsored by Senator Paul Simon (D-Ill.), would force the federal government to balance its budget on a yearly basis. This requirement could only be waived by a three-fifths vote of the House of Representatives and Senate.
(02/14/94 11:00am)
During the past four years at Dartmouth, much attention has been devoted to the topic of social alternatives. While some students and administrators have attempted to use the issue as a subtle way of attacking the Greek system, providing more non-Greek social events should be a topic which unifies rather than divides the campus.
(02/07/94 11:00am)
I can remain silent no longer. In the last two weeks I have avoided the foremost question on the minds of the American people.
(02/04/94 11:00am)
To the Editor:
(01/31/94 11:00am)
The Committee on Diver-sity and Community at Dartmouth released its final report two weeks ago, "Managing Diversity." The CDCD was appointed by President Freedman in the fall of 1992 to examine the state of racial diversity and community at the College.
(01/24/94 11:00am)
"Our principal problems are not the product of great global economic shifts or other vast, unforeseen forces. They are the creation of government."
(01/17/94 11:00am)
Saturday will mark the 21st anniversary of the U.S. Supreme Court's Roe vs. Wade decision, which legalized abortion on demand in all 50 states. While the tens of millions of unborn children who have been killed since 1973 are the most evident and tragic consequences of the decision, legalized abortion has also made another significant and troubling contribution to our society.
(01/10/94 11:00am)
As hard as it may be to believe, the Clinton White House is under siege once again. Allegations of criminality, corruption and cover-up are being levelled almost as often as requests for the appointment of a special prosecutor. The Whitewater scandal has sent the media into a feeding frenzy. But how much do you really know about this sordid affair? See if you have caught onto Bill and Hillary's deceptive ways in the Whitewater Whitewash Quiz.
(11/22/93 11:00am)
After reading last week's issue of Spare Rib, I thought of my childhood. I remembered when my parents would go out for the evening and hire a baby-sitter to watch my younger sister and me.
(11/15/93 11:00am)
On Wednesday, the U.S. House of Representatives will vote on whether to approve the North American Free Trade Agreement, commonly known as NAFTA. The economic impact of the treaty has been widely debated in the popular media.
(11/08/93 11:00am)
For the past three years, the Student Assembly told the student body what to think. On issue after issue ranging from supporting the censorship of the Hovey murals to condemning an Oregon state ballot referendum, the Assembly ignored the wishes of its constituents in order to further the members' personal political agendas.
(11/01/93 11:00am)
Tomorrow, voters across America will trek to the polls to cast their ballots in a variety of state and local elections. Issues to be considered range from the serious to the absurd. In one of twenty-eight questions on the San Francisco ballot, residents will decide whether a police officer who doubles as a ventriloquist should be allowed to use his dummy while on duty.
(10/18/93 10:00am)
Washington D.C. -- In another stunning foreign policy setback for the Clinton administration, U.S. Marines today failed in their attempt to land on the Atlantic Ocean island nation of Guinier. The 4,000 troops are part of a United Nations peacekeeping mission designed to enforce the traffic laws of the speeding-plagued country.
(10/11/93 10:00am)
Two weeks ago, I was invited to appear on On Target, WDCR-AM's hour-long public affairs show which normally airs Sundays at 6:00 p.m.