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April 15, 2026
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Lott: Invisible Men

By Roger Lott | September 21, 2011

This Tuesday, I attended a panel discussion called "What I Wish I Knew As A Freshman Girl." The female upperclassmen speakers talked very frankly about their mistakes as freshmen and offered their warm support to the assembled first-year women.

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Kornberg: Out of Tragedy, Understanding

By Josh Kornberg | September 20, 2011

This column isn't about 9/11 as a watershed geo-political moment when "everything changed," it isn't about how "America lost its innocence" and it isn't about "9/11 as the end of an era." Instead, this column is mainly about solipsism and America today.

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Pedde: Drowning in Debt

By Jonathan Pedde | September 20, 2011

The economic news this summer has been disastrous. Growth has stalled, unemployment has risen and the possibility of a double-dip recession has increased.

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Poddar: Looking Past Labels

By Keshav Poddar | September 13, 2011

Congratulations '15s you have made it through that wonderful and peculiar form of coerced bonding we call "Trips" and are now poised for a radically different introduction to the Dartmouth community.

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More Than Just the Facts

By Yoo Jung Kim | August 22, 2011

This term, I enrolled in two biology classes. The first, Genetics and Heredity, discussed the established, accepted ideas that form the foundation of the discipline.

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Lohse: Misleading Voices

By Andrew Lohse | August 18, 2011

Having been away from Dartmouth and in the "real world" for the past year, I've had to make the awkward transition back into this skewed landscape of wasted privilege, lockstep anti-intellectualism and rapacious yearning to at any cost to ourselves and each other become or remain upper class.

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Wang: A Model System

By Ethan Wang | August 18, 2011

Following the recent gridlock during the debt ceiling debate, many Americans wonder whether politicians will ever be able to take quick, decisive actions.

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In Defense of Spending

By Raza Rasheed | August 15, 2011

Last week, the world watched in stunned silence as rioters burned and pillaged dozens of neighborhoods in nine major British cities, with the lion's share of the chaos occurring in and around London.

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Corporate Complexities

By Natalie Colaneri | August 11, 2011

I recently found myself at an ice cream shop with a UC Berkeley student named Javier. Javier's mother was just 14 years old when he was born, and he spent his early years in a poor neighborhood in El Salvador.

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Read Between the Numbers

By Yoo Jung Kim | August 11, 2011

Last week, Princeton Review and Forbes released their college rankings, unleashing the perennial wave of anxiety through college-bound students everywhere.

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A Shameful Bubble

By Ethan Wang | August 8, 2011

This week, I came across one of the most disturbing images I have ever seen. On the front page of Tuesday's New York Times was a picture of a little boy starving to death, reduced to a thin sheet of skin clinging to a clearly visible skeleton.

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Yoeli: Own Your Mistakes

By Max Yoeli | August 8, 2011

Congratulations, '15s, and welcome to Dartmouth College. We're excited to have one of the most accomplished and motivated classes ever to grace the Green join us in Hanover this fall.

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More Than Just a Game

By Summer Editorial Board | August 8, 2011

Tomorrow, Greek houses and other student groups will come together to host the College's annual Consent Day to raise awareness of sexual assault and other sexual health concerns.

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