Opinion

VERBUM ULTIMUM: Accurately Adjudicating

By The Dartmouth Editorial Board | November 5, 2009

Last winter, after a series of clashes between Greek houses and the administration, voices across campus called for reform of the College's organizational adjudication process ("Five Greek Orgs.

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Opinion

Give Us a Break

By Kevin Niparko '12 | November 5, 2009

You might think hell-week-and-a-half is something only the Navy Seals must endure. Perhaps you think it's just another grueling activity for those Dartmouth students with blue ribbons in their hair lugging giant stuffed animals to class.

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Opinion

Dartmouth Discovery Zone

By Zachary Gottlieb '10 | November 4, 2009

A frequent, problematic topic discussed at Dartmouth is the desire for a universal unaffiliated space.

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Opinion

Combating Hostility

By Alexandra Schindler '10 | November 4, 2009

"Is the basement a hostile place for non-members?" This is one of the questions we ask during a Mentors Against Violence facilitation, a program I co-direct.

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Protecting Journalism

By Emily Johnson '12 | November 3, 2009

Nothing in journalism class had prepared me for it. The source I had been interviewing for my very first high school newspaper assignment had just pulled my notebook out of my hands and ripped out the pages containing our interview, shouting that if I wasn't going to report impartially, then he wasn't going to talk to me.

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Opinion

Prioritizing our Battles

By Chris Talamo '11 | November 3, 2009

It's been a marathon week for shouting, paranoid lunatics. Just in case global warming, nuclear proliferation, H1N1, drug-resistant bacteria and the inevitable extinction of our sun weren't all scary enough, there's a new global nemesis to face off with: gang rape.

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Opinion

The Coed Response

By Reyna Ramirez '10 | November 2, 2009

Upon reading the latest Mirror column by Matthew Ritger '10 ("The Gospel According to Matthew," Oct.

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Hayek in the Basement

By Leonard Lewis '10 | November 2, 2009

Although Friedrich Hayek's "The Use of Knowledge in Society" is a landmark in modern economic literature, a thoughtful reader can apply its thesis to almost any problem of social organization: even the problem of sweet dudes who hang out more than the College administration, or Mirror columnist Matthew Ritger '10, would prefer. Hayek was a seminal figure in what is called "Austrian" economics.

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Opinion

Greek To Me

By Isaiah Berg '11 | November 1, 2009

If you still haven't gotten a chance, you should read the first of Matt Ritger's series of Greek-life columns published in The Mirror ("The Gospel According to Matthew," Oct.

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Short Answer

By The Dartmouth Opinion Staff | November 1, 2009

The fact that students formed a committee this spring to advise College administrators on disability-related issues is a step in the right direction.

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Opinion

Long Overdue

By Julian Sarkar '13 | October 29, 2009

Correction appended The appointment of College President Jim Yong Kim was celebrated as a landmark for Asian Americans.

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Opinion

VERBUM ULTIMUM: Accommodating Change

By The Dartmouth Editorial Board | October 29, 2009

Last May, a group of Dartmouth students, frustrated with the College's Student Accessibility Services Office, presented a report to the Office of Institutional Diversity and Equity advising that revisions be made to the College's accessibility policy ("Accessibility Services lacking, students say," June 2). These students argued in favor of increasing funding for Accessibility Services and improving guidelines for professors on how to best accommodate students.

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Opinion

Green Guilt

By Ethan Wang '13 | October 28, 2009

I consider myself a pretty eco-friendly person who loves to preach about conservation, sustainability and all that good stuff.

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Opinion

VOX CLAMANTIS: Mistaken Aims

By Jim Yong Kim | October 28, 2009

Mistaken Aims To the Editor: An article on the front page of the Friday, Oct. 23 issue of The Dartmouth seriously misrepresented my aim and plans for a Dartmouth study group to examine how we might make Dartmouth's leadership position in undergraduate education even stronger.

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The Missing Distributive

By Ben Gonin '12 | October 28, 2009

In his final Convocation speech, former College President James Wright remarked, "In this era, although we surely need expertise and specialization, no one who aspires to leadership can afford to focus too narrowly, at the expense of attaining a broad perspective." This quotation summarizes the philosophy behind Dartmouth's graduation requirements.

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Opinion

Freedom of the Press

By Jasper Hicks '12 | October 27, 2009

Correction appended It's not hard to grasp why the White House hates Fox News. Since President Obama moved into the White House, the network has been attempting with surprising success to embarrass his administration's every move.

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Opinion

Stock the Shelves

By Josh Kornberg '13 | October 27, 2009

Quarantined in my bedroom, sweating, coughing and nauseated, I felt like Glenn Beck responding to callers demanding a public option.

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Opinion

Generation Anonymous

By Emily Johnson '12 | October 26, 2009

Coming up with a catchy name for our generation is a task that has long stumped journalists and sociologists.

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The Forgotten Plagues

By Cameron Nutt '11 | October 26, 2009

The young passenger tries to cover his mouth as he coughs, but the airborne pathogens that are causing him to hack and sputter are released to infect the other people on his transcontinental flight.

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Pardon Jack Johnson

By Raza Rasheed '12 | October 25, 2009

Congressional Republicans have spent the first nine months of President Obama's term throwing everything but the kitchen sink at him.

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