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April 19, 2026
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Solomon: Learning and Leading

By Ioana Solomon | August 3, 2017

Wherever you stand on the ideological spectrum, it is hard to deny the fact that things in the White House are not quite running like “a fine-tuned machine,” as President Trump recently tweeted they were.

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Regan: Reevaluating Leadership

By Joseph Regan | July 27, 2017

Leadership and competence are the two qualities prestigious institutions prioritize in their selection of applicants – be it a premier university, an important organization or a major employer. While leadership is valuable and competence indispensable, so too is the often overlooked quality of conviviality.

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Li: I Am a Woman

By Lucy Li | July 20, 2017

While studying abroad in Barcelona last term, I had a dinner conversation with my host mom, Lídia, about feminism.

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Brown: God Bless Incompetence

By Matthew Brown | July 20, 2017

Six months into the Trump administration and The Donald has little to show for himself. Signature campaign promises such as the Definitely-Not-Muslim Travel Ban and “The Wall” have been bogged down in courts or have yet to even begin materializing respectively.

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Fishbein: Something About Russia

By Daniel Fishbein | July 13, 2017

Our country has begun to fall apart. I do not quite know what is happening, but it has something to do with Russia, with hacking and with “treason.” That is something I should know about, something a little more significant than Greek life, national sports or upcoming pong tournaments.

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Chin: Dartmouth and the Alternative

By Clara Chin | July 13, 2017

Our school slogan is “Vox clamantis in deserto,” or “a voice crying out in the wilderness.” It is at the essence of being alternative or “alt.” Alternative is the new hipster, an artistic and social aesthetic that runs parallel to and “against” the mainstream. In short, this aesthetic is defined by solitary, brute intellectualism. 

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Cheng: Musing on Memes

By Christopher Cheng | June 29, 2017

As an incoming freshman, I don’t know a lot about Dartmouth. I’ve browsed Dartmouth’s official website, scoured admissions brochures and even went the extra mile to meet with some alumni in my area.

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Ma: A Sense of Place

By Annie Ma | June 9, 2017

This column is featured in the 2017 Commencement & Reunions Issue. I’ve only abused my press credentials once to get into an event.

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Ramaiah: self™

By Priya Ramaiah | June 9, 2017

This column is featured in the 2017 Commencement & Reunions Issue. On a grim morning at Starbucks, I became suddenly and profoundly conscious that I may never again be surrounded by as many talented people I am here at Dartmouth.

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