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Opinion

Rethinking the Drone

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Many of us have played war video games at some point in our lives, using controllers to manipulate characters into blowing up our virtual enemies, perhaps accidentally taking out a few pedestrians in the fusillade.


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Buntz: Reading Between the Critics

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In reading the comments on Peter Blair's recent column on Jane Austen ("Austen's Power," April 19th), I was struck as I continually am by the difference in the way I read books compared to my peers.


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Vance: Access For All

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I reacted to Roger Lott's recent article ("Education on Credit," April 18) with mixed emotions. It inspired in me, and many others, a need to publicly articulate the philosophical underpinnings of Dartmouth's policies and affirm the ideals to which we ascribe. As Dartmouth students, we are tasked with carrying traditions of loyalty and support into a world starkly different from that wherein they were born.


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Woods: A Credited Policy

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It's an accepted reality that whenever budgets are cut, difficult decisions must be made. These decisions always upset some people take the recent staff layoffs or tuition increase as examples but most still see the necessity of making them.


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Nutt: Dartmouth 2031

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Having fallen asleep on my keyboard during a recent all-nighter, I found myself in a dream one that placed my best friends and me at our 20th class reunion.


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Blair: Austen's Power

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One of the things I find most perennially curious is our generation's fascination with Jane Austen movies and the novels on which they are based.




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Short Answer

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Friday's Verbum discussed the issues that newly-elected Student Body President Max Yoeli '12 and Vice President Amrita Sankar '12 should address in their time in office.


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VOX CLAMANTIS:

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To the Editor: In his April 13 column, "Shared Sacrifice," John Lee '11 writes that I, speaking at last week's workers' rights rally, "criticized the Dartmouth community for giving aid to Haiti while ignoring the struggles of staff members in our own backyard." He also states that I disapprove of "charitable giving to one of the poorest and most disaster-stricken countries on earth." This is a gross misrepresentation of my speech.



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VERBUM ULTIMUM: Vote Yoeli, Sankar

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It has been an unconventional Student Assembly election season, to say the least. With only one officially registered presidential candidate on the ballot, a write-in candidate who is off campus and another write-in candidate who has been declared ineligible to run by the Election Planning and Advisory Committee, this election has been complicated and defined by a series of peripheral arguments.


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Presidential Candidate Statement: Yoeli

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Hi, my name is Max Yoeli and I am running for Student Assembly president. The Assembly is responsible for communicating student opinion to various campus constituencies, especially the administration and Board of Trustees.


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Student Assembly elections on Friday

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Vote Tomorrow! Student Assembly elections 12 a.m. 8 p.m. Friday, April 15, 2011 Vote online at voting.dartmouth.edu for: Student Assembly president Student Assembly vice president 2012, 2013, 2014 Class Council president 2012, 2013, 2014 Class Council vice president Organizational Adjudication Committee Committee on Standards Green Key Society **With the new approval voting system, students can vote for as few as 1 or as many candidates as they would want to support and feel are qualified.*


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VOX CLAMANTIS

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To the Editor: Students deserve a voice in decisions that the College makes, such as the meal plan change with DDS.





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Competing Visions

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Years of cutting taxes, expanding benefits and rising health care costs with some unfortunate demographic trends sprinkled in for good measure have finally created a long-term fiscal outlook so daunting that not even our elected representatives can ignore it.