VOCES CLAMANTIUM
Correcting the Record Editor's Note: *A column printed last week ("BOOKED SOLID: Artistic License," Oct.
Correcting the Record Editor's Note: *A column printed last week ("BOOKED SOLID: Artistic License," Oct.
The latest Dartmouth controversy concerns a Mirror piece written by a disaffected Dartmouth student, Matthew Ritger '10.
There is no sugar coating the fact that Dartmouth football is struggling. The last win for the program came nearly two years ago, in what then appeared to be a breakout game for the team a 59-31 win over Cornell.
Matthew Ritger's recent article on rush ("The Gospel According to Matthew," Oct. 9) unleashed a flash flood of opposition.
Inviting Change To the Editor: Matthew Ritger's Friday column in The Dartmouth ("The Gospel According to Matthew," Oct.
Last month, a video of second graders singing songs in praise of President Obama at a school assembly found its way on to the Internet.
Friday's Verbum Ultimum criticized the women's rush process. Do you think these criticisms were warranted; why or why not?
It was not the intention of the Panhellenic Council to create distress during this year's fall sorority recruitment process.
Correction appended It is a perennial criticism even a platitude that women's rush at Dartmouth is flawed, and getting worse. Fall 2007 saw 251 bids extended to the 304 women who entered rush an acceptance rate of about 83 percent ("Women's rush week closes with 251 bids," Oct.
A few weeks ago, my trippees and I returned to modern civilization after living in the woods like cavemen for five days.
I never assumed that the stereotypical Republican would like Sweden. Let's face it, the country is European, socialist and largely atheistic, all qualities that American right-wing politicians abhor.
For those on campus who have been waiting with bated breath for an opportunity to talk anonymously about other students, wait no longer Bored at Baker is back.
Joseph Asch '79 doesn't have the greatest reputation around these parts, as far as I can tell. The profile on him in The Dartmouth ("College critic makes voice heard," Sept.
It has often been said that the only good things that come out of The Mirror are the Overheards. Matthew Ritger '10 has proven that assertion gospel. Perhaps Ritger was being hyperbolic when he called for the veritable death of one of our classmates ("The Gospel According to Matthew," Oct.
Wow, it really has been three weeks since classes began. It seems like just this morning that Professor Monika Otter gave my Humanities 1 class our introductory lecture on tactful debate. "And when someone tells an idea," she said, "Entertain it for a moment.
Sitting amidst a sea of eager members of the Class of 2013, listening to College President Jim Yong Kim's speech, I thought back to my own convocation and utilized my newfound ability to reminisce on freshman year.
Friday's Verbum Ultimum discussed the current transition in the Kim administration. How do you perceive this transition, and what should Kim be doing to ensure that the process runs smoothly?
On Friday, the Norwegian Nobel Committee awarded President Barack Obama one of the world's highest and most distinguished honors, the Nobel Prize for Peace.
"Live Free or Die" New Hampshire's state motto is proudly inscribed on its license plates, echoing the state's libertarian history.
This week, College President Jim Yong Kim unexpectedly announced that Provost Barry Scherr would be stepping down after more than eight years as Dartmouth's chief academic officer ("Scherr to Step Down as Provost," Oct.