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I often reflect on my purpose as a writer and commentator. It's difficult to know exactly what the role of reporters and journalists are these days. On this campus, for example, the various debates focus primarily around stories broken by The Dartmouth. This news often evokes anger, frustration and outrage from professors, students and administrators alike.
Professor of History Vern Takeshita described the untold bravery and loyalty of Asian Americans who fought for the United States in World War II in a presentation to a group of Dartmouth students, faculty and locals last night in Rockefeller Center.
Hailing from the warm and sunny southern California suburbs, Tatyana Venegas '03 may appear as a burst of sunshine in and of herself.
The College plans to finalize its house monitoring policy in the next few days and the policy will likely go into effect next week, administrators from the Office of Residential Life said last night.
In order to help accommodate the approximately 140 students still on the waiting list for Fall term housing, the Office of Residential Life is planning to construct temporary "small houses" in various locations around campus, according to Dean of Residential Life Martin Redman.
"Everything I like's a little bit sweeter, a little bit fatter, a little bit harmful for me," Rufus Wainwright sings in "Cigarettes and Chocolate Milk," the outstanding album opener from his sophomore release, "Poses." The song itself is a good example of the kind of guilty pleasures Wainwright sings about, the kind that abound on this complex but catchy neo-folk-pop record.
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The Town of Hanover finally chopped down our beloved rope swing. I'd like to acknowledge the people who made this possible: trial lawyers. Town officials decided to cut down the tree due to liability concerns prompted by their insurance company, which refused to protect them from lawsuits resulting from any potential rope swing injuries. This is merely the latest manifestation of the overly litigious society which trial lawyers have helped to create.
As the Bush administration debates whether or not federal funds should subsidize stem cell research, Dartmouth Professor of Religion and Ethics Institute Chair Ronald M. Green has found himself at the center of what has become a heated national controversy in bioethics.
College history was both made and repeated with last week's release of the Committee on Institutional Diversity and Equity report.
In a document submitted to the Office of Residential Life last Friday, the Greek Leaders Council officially proposed that the recently-mandated Safety and Security walk-throughs be conducted only twice per week and within a scheduled six-hour time window.
Despite the lack of a permit from the New Hampshire Marine Patrol, roughly 600 Dartmouth students congregated on the Connecticut River this Saturday for Tubestock.
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Last November or December, I decided to vote.