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April 12, 2026
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Obama's 09X

By Isaiah Berg | August 13, 2009

I thought the Summer term was going too fast. It's easy to get caught up in the weather, the social life and everything that Dartmouth has to offer.

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Crashing the Wave

By Sam Buntz | August 13, 2009

Aug. 15 marks the 40-year anniversary of the Woodstock Music and Art Festival. Many college students look back on the days of Jimi Hendrix and Keith Moon with nostalgia nostalgia for a time when we didn't even exist.

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A Failed Tradition

By Tom Mandel | August 10, 2009

This coming weekend is the 40th anniversary of Woodstock, the famous festival that was a defining moment of the hippie movement.

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Eating the Poison Bratwurst

By Cameron Nutt | August 6, 2009

The debate over healthcare reform has reached fever pitch. Loaded words splash across the front pages of newspapers each morning, but 47 million Americans have no health insurance and 17,000 lose their coverage daily.

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The Meat of Moral Authority

By Sam Buntz | August 3, 2009

I was shocked and offended, both in my capacity as an environmentalist and as a human being, two weeks ago when Secretary of State Hillary Clinton, during an otherwise amicable visit to India, pressed the Indian government on limiting carbon emissions.

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The Halfway Point

By Tom Mandel | July 30, 2009

/ The Dartmouth Staff When our parents came to visit us this past weekend, they saw us at a very interesting time in our Dartmouth careers the halfway point.

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A Friendly Face

By Micheal Amico | July 30, 2009

When I first walked into the Women's and Gender Studies office five years ago this September, I was struck by WGST administrator Anne Brooks' smile.

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The Way It Was

By Nathan Bruschi | July 27, 2009

Of the recent celebrity death parade that has streamed across newspaper headlines and the bottom of CNN, none of the late American icons has had such a profound effect on the course of American history and thought as broadcasting legend Walter Cronkite.

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An Incentive to Volunteer

By Isaiah Berg | July 27, 2009

On July 11, more than 4,000 people participated in the 28th Annual Prouty Century Bike Ride and Challenge Walk ("Prouty ride, walk raises $2 million," July 14). I was one of them, and it was an experience to say the least.

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Short Answer

By The Dartmouth Opinion Staff | July 16, 2009

In his column earlier this week ("Bridge to Frustration," July 14) Tom Mandel referenced the presence of Tuck Bridge students on the Dartmouth social scene. Dartmouth plays host to a number of non-sophomores over the summer, from sports campers to SEAD students. How has this changed the dynamic of campus? Has it broken the "Dartmouth bubble"

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