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April 18, 2026
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A Major Decision

By Josh Kornberg | April 1, 2010

I often imagine what my life will be like 30 years from now. It's a disturbing habit really, a fascination with the morose that, like a fiery car crash still smoldering on the side of the road, simultaneously repulses and enthralls me.

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Truth, Leaking Out

By Jacob Batchelor | March 31, 2010

Our generation suffers a disconcerting and existential lack of a tangible common cause. Gone are our parent's days of Vietnam and civil rights, and gone are the days of our grandparents fighting Nazism in the Second World War.

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Personal Service

By Peter Blair | March 31, 2010

This spring break I went on an Aquinas House Alternative Spring Break trip to Phoenix, Ariz., and worked at Maggie's Place, a home for homeless pregnant women.

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Letter to the Editor: Hiding in Plain Sight

By J. Michael Murphy '61 | March 31, 2010

To the Editor: Buried in Wednesday's story ("Orgs. fund Trustee, AoA Campaigns," Mar. 31), which discloses for the first time that Dartmouth Undying was organized in 2008 by Dartmouth Director of Alumni Relations Emeritus Michael Choukas Jr., is at least one statement that alumni should find amazing.

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Ruining Recess

By Kevin Niparko | March 30, 2010

You're in grade school. It's 11:59 a.m. and you watch the red second hand of the clock slowly tick its way towards recess.

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No Entitlement to Violence

By Raza Rasheed | March 29, 2010

After last week's passage of the landmark Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act, right-wing extremists egged on by the frenzied hateful and irrational tone of their leaders, vandalized Democratic congressional offices, shouted racial slurs at minority Congressmen and threatened several lawmakers and their families, which caused 10 Democrats to request heightened security details.

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Minimum Rage Laws

By Julian Sarkar | March 28, 2010

This past St. Patrick's Day, my friend and I walked down a Montreal street with cans of Guinness, in honor of the Irish bishop.

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Highway 91 Revisited

By Zachary Gottlieb | March 28, 2010

So ended my last trip up to Dartmouth. Last Friday afternoon, I rolled down West Wheelock as the inverse prodigal son, returning to Dartmouth's open arms to as Luke 15:13 calls it "waste his substance with riotous living." What follows is my entirely non-sarcastic and wholly serious explanation of my religious feelings about senior Spring, in case you were wondering how much legitimacy to give me as an author (I'm reclaiming my schtick, Josh Kornberg '13). For those who drive up to school, or are the passengers in cars filled to the brim with things students won't need but bring up anyway (hope and condoms), we enjoy the special bond of a shared journey.

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In the Lion's Den

By Peter Blair | March 8, 2010

On Thursday Feb. 25, the group responsible for the Generic Good Morning Message famous for its racist joke last year about College President Jim Yong Kim ("E-mail on Kim stirs controversy," Mar.

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Don't Meet Me Halfway

By Brendan Woods | March 8, 2010

Last week I saw something strange while waiting for my morning omelette at Collis Cafe. After the lady asked the obligatory "egg-white or regular?" the student in front of me answered that he wanted half of each. Now I've heard of half-marinara, half-alfredo on pasta, and I won't deny that Thai peanut and medium sauce is a delicious stir-fry combination.

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Keeping in Touch

By Josh Kornberg | March 7, 2010

"Happy Birthday," wrote Spencer. The words, slipshod and shallow after so much silence, still profane my Facebook wall like graffiti.

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Short Answer: SPAHRC?

By The Dartmouth Opinion Staff | March 7, 2010

Friday's Verbum Ultimum discussed the Student and Presidential Alcohol Harm Reduction Committee. What steps must this new committee take if it is to be effective? The Student and Presidential Alcohol Harm Reduction Committee should, first, do no harm.

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Leveling the Field

By Suril Kantaria | March 4, 2010

As freshmen, we can respect tradition and absorb taunts deeming us the "worst class ever," but we should not have to accept what we believe are the worst classes ever courses that don't truly interest us just because we cannot receive spots in our first choices.

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