Vox Clamantis
To the Editor: A recent editorial in The Dartmouth ("Verbum Ultimum: Making Health a Priority," March 2) distorted Dartmouth's commitment to the physical and mental well-being of our student body.
To the Editor: A recent editorial in The Dartmouth ("Verbum Ultimum: Making Health a Priority," March 2) distorted Dartmouth's commitment to the physical and mental well-being of our student body.
The rags-to-riches story holds a central place in American culture. Such stories are often dominated by the following archetype: Poor parents or grandparents scrap together a living, trying to hold everything together just enough for their children or grandchildren to get a shot at a "better life" a college degree and a materially prosperous, comfortably bourgeois existence.
Like many, I am devastated to see Advisor to Asian-American Students Nora Yasumura resign ("Yasumura resigns advising post," March 6). A critical mentor in the Dartmouth community, Nora Yasumura was the advisor to the Pan-Asian Community, the Inter-Community Council, the Diversity Peer Program, First Generation Network and many other student groups.
During his State of the Union address last month, President Barack Obama proposed a "Buffett Rule," which would impose a minimum average tax rate of 30 percent on all income above $1 million per year.
In middle school, Phyllis Reynolds Naylor of "Shiloh" fame was one of my favorite authors. However, it was the "Alice" series that elevated Naylor to favorite author status.
This past week, the United States gazed at Asia with cautious optimism that North Korea would respond positively to renewed attempts to spur its denuclearization.
On the homepage of the Wikileaks website, amidst numerous calls for donations and links to information most of the world will never officially be allowed to see, sits an unnoticed number.
We attend an institution that values ingenuity and initiative as absolutely paramount facets of one's character.
Back in October 2011, The Dartmouth reported that the College was in the process of hiring additional mental health counselors and would be considering ways to expand the space available within Dick's House physical plant ("Dick's House undergoes review," Oct.
A great professor of mine once said that in order to truly be a mature person, you must learn to stop dichotomizing, idealizing and demonizing groups of people.
In his recent column ("Rethinking Diversity," Feb. 22) Kevin Francfort provides his perspective on the value of a diverse community.
One cannot argue with a straight face that America's primary and secondary education system is just.
It's almost that time of year again. March Madness is just around the corner, and with it comes excitement on campuses across the country as college basketball teams jockey for a spot in the final tournament.
Tenuous and dramatic as ever, the relationship between the United States and Russia has gone hot once again in the last few weeks.
I never felt that I belonged in America until I came to Dartmouth. I am a non-citizen immigrant Muslim from Australia, so I'll leave you to imagine how each aspect of this identity elicits xenophobia from various segments of American society.
If you haven't had the opportunity to watch AMC's now-defunct TV show "Rubicon," you should. The show, which ran from June to October 2010, tells the story of an analyst at a private intelligence firm who discovers he may be an unwitting participant in a secret society that manipulates world events for personal profit. The title and storyline play off of Caesar's famous river crossing in 49 B.C.
On Monday night, Chris Brown and Rihanna celebrated her 24th birthday by both dropping remixes: Rihanna's "Birthday Cake" from "Talk That Talk," and Chris Brown's "Turn Up the Music" from his album "Fortune." Da Internz, who produced the "Birthday Cake" remix, promised that it would "shock," and it sure did.
Zack Miller's naively hawkish assertion that the United States must attack Iranian nuclear facilities is an example of the rare bad idea that pushes better ones off the table and represents the worst possible response to Iranian nuclear ambitions ("Addressing a Nuclear Iran," Feb.
On Feb. 28, the Obama campaign's Greater Together Student Summit Tour will be coming to the College in an effort to engage students in a conversation about issues relevant to the next election and teach students about how they can become involved in the reelection campaign ("Obama campaign will host campus training," Feb.
This Sunday, the filmmaking world will celebrate the year in cinema at the 84th annual Academy Awards.