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A Free Education

(07/09/01 9:00am)

To the Editor:

https://www.thedartmouth.com/article/2001/07/a-free-education

My Dartmouth

(07/09/01 9:00am)

To the Editor:

https://www.thedartmouth.com/article/2001/07/my-dartmouth

Taking Initiative

(07/09/01 9:00am)

Student activism. For many, the energy and risk aren't worth it. We're living in an era when there is no need to take big risks to effect change. Rather, we mouth off -- at the problem, at the responsible, at each other, crying for change but waiting for someone else to bring it to the doorstep. Day in and day out we say blank phrases without really putting any action into showing our intentions. There is a big difference between telling your parents you love them as opposed to doing something to show them that you do. The same goes for every issue we face at Dartmouth.

https://www.thedartmouth.com/article/2001/07/taking-initiative

Correctly Titled Column

(07/09/01 9:00am)

I want to acknowledge the title right here. It seems that, during sophomore summer, editing takes a back seat in light of other festivities in which students are partaking, so I do not blame my editor for the miserable butchering of the title of my last column that caused no one to read it.

https://www.thedartmouth.com/article/2001/07/correctly-titled-column

GLC suggests weekly monitoring

(07/09/01 9:00am)

In a continuing dialogue between the Greek Leaders Council and the Office of Residential Life concerning the new College policy allowing unannounced security checks of all coed, fraternity, sorority houses and undergraduate societies, the GLC plans to propose today that Safety and Security "walk-throughs" are scheduled and occur only once a week.

https://www.thedartmouth.com/article/2001/07/glc-suggests-weekly-monitoring

Vt. opinion varies widely on Jeffords

(07/09/01 9:00am)

Along Vermont state route 110 in South Royalton sits a large, hand-lettered sign: "Impeach Jeffords," it reads.

https://www.thedartmouth.com/article/2001/07/vt-opinion-varies-widely-on-jeffords

S&S checks routine for some

(07/09/01 9:00am)

While many residents of Greek houses are contesting the new policy allowing Safety and Security officers to conduct unannounced checks of all undergraduate housing, students in a similar living environment -- affinity houses -- already face regular walk-throughs by College officials.

https://www.thedartmouth.com/article/2001/07/ss-checks-routine-for-some

'03s elect Whelan, Horn as leaders

(07/09/01 9:00am)

The Class of 2003 elected Tim Whelan '03 as their class president during elections last week in which 351 sophomores cast votes. Svante Horn '03, Whelan's running mate, was chosen as class vice president.

https://www.thedartmouth.com/article/2001/07/03s-elect-whelan-horn-as-leaders

Early American signs showcased at Hood Museum

(07/05/01 9:00am)

Imagine the scene: Connecticut, circa 1800. You can almost see the weary traveler and his trusty steed now. They wind their way along a rural New England road. In the distance, the traveler sees a sign bearing a familiar and inviting image, the black silhouette of a horse. The traveler heaves a sigh of relief, knowing he has found a place to rest for the evening.

https://www.thedartmouth.com/article/2001/07/early-american-signs-showcased-at-hood-museum

Fearless Predictions

(07/05/01 9:00am)

Making sense of the 2001 Major League Baseball season is somewhat like reading "A Clockwork Orange." At first, you just don't get it, it's not written in English. The Yankees were far out of first place, and the Cubs, Twins and Phillies were significantly ahead in their divisions. As we keep reading, we begin to filter and translate what's going on. As of today, the Cubs, Twins and Phillies are still in first place, but their leads have shrunk and the Yankees have indeed returned to their perch atop the AL East. It is now at the season's midpoint that we completely understand why certain teams are where they are, and we have a better idea of where we are going. With that said, here are my Mid-Season Awards and Fearless Predictions.

https://www.thedartmouth.com/article/2001/07/fearless-predictions

Area waters offer summer fun

(07/05/01 9:00am)

As the summer means a quiet time on Dartmouth's social scene, many students are forced to look for more creative and original ways of entertaining themselves.

https://www.thedartmouth.com/article/2001/07/area-waters-offer-summer-fun

A Slippery Slope

(07/05/01 9:00am)

To the Editor:

https://www.thedartmouth.com/article/2001/07/a-slippery-slope

To the Administration

(07/05/01 9:00am)

That the administration does not act in good faith is painstakingly evident. That they do not care about student opinion is clear. That they go out of their way to destroy the Greek system through underhanded and disguised tactics cannot be mistaken. After the latest instance of administrative attempts to control the lives and undermine the will of the students, the student body at large has come to these realizations. Administrators, the students of Dartmouth sadly accept the fact that the you are not working with us to create a better Dartmouth, but instead working against us to change the face of the school in significant and unnecessary ways. Thus, I am not writing this column to demonstrate to the student body your descent to the level of cartoon super-villains, nor am I making a plea to you to care for and respect the student body. Instead, I intend to point out the pragmatic problems with your senseless crusade and illustrate how, from an objective standpoint, it will do great harm to the school.

https://www.thedartmouth.com/article/2001/07/to-the-administration

The Sons of Old Dartmouth

(07/05/01 9:00am)

The crowd gathered at the Daniel Webster room in the Hanover Inn one Saturday this past interim was a fairly homogenous group -- elderly men in suits and ties accompanied by nicely attired wives. Then there was me, a 20-year-old girl standing in the back of the room wearing flip-flops.

https://www.thedartmouth.com/article/2001/07/the-sons-of-old-dartmouth

Patient Bill Tanks

(07/05/01 9:00am)

Last week's passage of the Senate's version of The Patient's Bill of Rights -- a resolution long-debated in both houses -- was hailed as a victory for the Democrats. Celebration was short-lived however, as on Tuesday President Bush announced that he would veto the Democrat-backed legislation, having thrown his support instead to a Republican-favored bill expected to arrive on the House floor in mid-July.

https://www.thedartmouth.com/article/2001/07/patient-bill-tanks

Geography major experiences life as global nomad

(07/05/01 9:00am)

Alexios Monopolis '03 has backpacked in almost 30 countries, dog sledded on an island near the top of the world, kayaked in the Arctic Ocean, journeyed with a camel caravan of Berber nomads in North Africa, and -- during a quieter moment -- slept in the Sahara Desert sand watching the stars above.

https://www.thedartmouth.com/article/2001/07/geography-major-experiences-life-as-global-nomad

Speech questions meaning of July 4th

(07/05/01 9:00am)

The day before nation-wide Independence Day celebrations, people from the Dartmouth community converged at the Rockefeller Center to discuss "Does July 4th have the same meaning for everyone?" In a community dialogue lead by Jennifer M. Bowman '02 and History Professors Alexander Bontemps and Vernon Takeshita, participants explored the positive and problematic aspects of our nation's holiday that commemorates July 4, 1776.

https://www.thedartmouth.com/article/2001/07/speech-questions-meaning-of-july-4th

U. of A. sees Greek controversy

(07/05/01 9:00am)

As the intense battle over the Greek system continues at Dartmouth, similar controversies are appearing at universities across the nation.

https://www.thedartmouth.com/article/2001/07/u-of-a-sees-greek-controversy

70 sophomores skip their Summer term

(07/05/01 9:00am)

Even though Sophomore Summer is heralded as one of the best times to be at the College, some sophomores choose not to spend their summer at Dartmouth taking classes as the traditional D-plan prescribes.

https://www.thedartmouth.com/article/2001/07/70-sophomores-skip-their-summer-term

DDS union coverage varies

(07/05/01 9:00am)

Last year, with 16 years of work as a Food Court cook under her belt, Ollie Marcotte's mother became seriously ill. So Marcotte took a couple of weeks off of work to attend to her mother's bedside.

https://www.thedartmouth.com/article/2001/07/dds-union-coverage-varies


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