Letter to the Editor: Birthright Is Designed To Obfuscate, Not Educate
While supporters of Taglit-Birthright advertise it as an apolitical and educational program, in reality it propagates an incomplete and misleading image of Israel.
While supporters of Taglit-Birthright advertise it as an apolitical and educational program, in reality it propagates an incomplete and misleading image of Israel.
The vandalization of the ice sculpture of the Muslim Student Association was a hate crime, and more needs to be done to ensure the safety of Muslim and Palestinian students at Dartmouth.
President Beilock should reinstate the swim test graduation requirement for the safety of Dartmouth students and because physical readiness is a moral value.
Dartmouth should admit students using a computer algorithm.
Dartmouth must take actionable steps in conversation and consultation with BIPOC and a diversity of students when crafting relevant policies affecting underrepresented minorities.
By ignoring student voices, President Sian Leah Beilock completely failed to consider disabled students.
Low-income international students face economic and emotional challenges to access the SAT in their countries.
Young Americans should not give up on being politically involved in their communities despite the messiness of federal politics.
Luke Montalbano ’27 argues that NATO member nations must support Taiwan in the protection of its sovereignty.
Arab Americans will have a far greater effect on the 2024 election than we previously thought.
Major changes need to be made to the men’s cross country and track and field programs.
In every metric that counts, Firefox is a far better browser than Google Chrome.
Reinstating the standardized testing requirement for admissions is the right move by President Sian Leah Beilock’s administration.
The evidence is unclear whether the Biden administration’s delay of natural gas export terminals will actually reduce emissions.
With so many students facing mental health conditions, Dartmouth has a responsibility to implement meaningful initiatives.
Luke Montalbano ’27 argues that Dartmouth students should take a more active interest in NATO and other global affairs outside of what are in current headlines.
With Trump popular among Republicans, and the Democrats’ failure to find a new leader to be its nominee, it appears that we will have a Trump v. Biden rematch in this year’s presidential election.
Nuclear energy could save us from climate change, if only we’d use it.
The College’s recycling process is a far cry from sustainability; we must recognize and reform its shortcomings to reduce single-use plastic waste.