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June 26, 2026
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Buntz: The New Stoicism

By Sam Buntz | February 23, 2011

Increasingly, many politicians have called for and attempted to institute austerity measures. The citizens of the United States seem loathe to put up with this, despite recently electing so many of the people calling for these measures and cutbacks.

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Kornberg: Our Ticking Time Bomb

By Josh Kornberg | February 22, 2011

Perhaps my favorite painting is Salvador Dali's aptly titled "Soft Watch at the Moment of First Explosion." At the painting's center is a gold watch, strapless, with a milky white face that's beginning to droop and peel and tangle in little knots whose ends splay like the nubs of a ballpark frank.

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Blair: The Economics of Sex

By Peter Blair | February 21, 2011

The potentially offensive language regarding men that Judge Jennifer Sargent used at the "Proud to be a Woman" dinner ("Dinner Kicks Off V-Time Festivities," Feb.

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Lott: Arms and the Student

By Roger Lott | February 21, 2011

A few hundred yards from where I'm writing this column, just across the river in Vermont, 16-year-olds are allowed to purchase and carry a loaded handgun without needing anyone's permission.

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Batchelor: Pranksters Anonymous

By Jacob Batchelor | February 20, 2011

The Internet is an interesting place to spend time. Whether you are looking for "lulz" or the accumulated knowledge of humankind, its vast depths provide near limitless potential for entertainment, communication and learning.

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Celebrating Sisterhood

By Hikaru Yamagishi | February 17, 2011

I was disappointed by the irresponsible journalism demonstrated in The Dartmouth's coverage of the Proud to be a Woman Dinner and V-Time events ("Dinner kicks off V-Time Festivities," Feb.

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Rasheed: Choosing Life

By Raza Rasheed | February 16, 2011

Following their impressive gains in last November's midterm elections, Republicans nationwide have been drafting legislation to make it as difficult as possible for women to attain legal abortions.

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Clay: Recruiting Regrets

By Andrew Clay | February 16, 2011

Last Thursday, dividing 140 by 0.7 was no easy task for me. Sitting in a windowless room in Career Services for my last interview as part of corporate recruiting, simple math escaped me.

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Talamo: Expect Less, Get More

By Chris Talamo | February 14, 2011

Consider, for a moment, your response to the following hypothetical job listing: "Large governance organization seeking 535 employees to represent more than 300 million clients' domestic and global interests and manage a budget of over $1 trillion.

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Solomon: Department Double Standard

By Brian Solomon | February 14, 2011

You're interviewing two Dartmouth seniors for a highly selective post-graduation job. Student A has a stellar academic record: a double major in theater and Arabic with a 3.87 major grade point average.

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