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A Call for Change at SA

By Adam Shpeen | January 17, 2007

Unfortunately, this past term has marked a low point for Student Assembly. Under the leadership of Tim Andreadis '07, the Assembly has done little to effect real change on campus and to promote broad student interests.

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Racism, Laughter and Unity

By Peter Gray | January 17, 2007

Is race funny? If you said no, then you have a lot of thinking to do. Many of comedy's greatest moments owe their humor to the social divides of our past.

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No dedication to research

By Derek Brand | January 17, 2007

To the Editor: Jacob Baron '10 notes ("The Rural University Paradox," Jan. 16) that Dartmouth is ranked low on two highly respected rankings of international universities.

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The Rural University Paradox

By Jacob Baron | January 16, 2007

In his inaugural address on April 6, 1998, President James Wright declared that "Dartmouth is a research university in all but name." He has repeated his claim many times since, much to the dismay of some students who view Dartmouth's undergraduate college as its only feature worth mentioning.

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Dismay at the Selection of Belafonte

By David Glovsky | January 16, 2007

In an article published last Friday ("Polarizing Belafonte to deliver 2007 MLK speech," Jan. 12), professors Judith Byfield and Giavanna Munafo defended their selection of Harry Belafonte as the keynote speaker for Dartmouth's Martin Luther King Jr.

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Ignorance works both ways

By Clark Warthen | January 12, 2007

To the Editor: I was disappointed to find that prejudice and rash generalizations still reside at Dartmouth and among the campus ministry ("Words are just as harmful as 'sticks and stones,'" Jan.

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Course Guides Under Review

By PHILIP KENOL | January 11, 2007

Last term, I was stressed trying to figure out which classes to take. Indeed, with the amount of options out there and with classes ranging from Anthropology 47 (Hunters and Gatherers) to Math 28 (Introduction to Combinatorics), choosing a course load can be overwhelming.

Opinion

Debtor Nation

By Shaun Stewart | January 11, 2007

"If I ran my office this way, I'd be out of business!" exclaims a character in the movie "Dave," referring to the federal government.

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Moose already won, sort of

By Dylan Kane | January 10, 2007

To the Editor: It may interest Zach Moore '09 ("A Vote on the Mascot," Jan. 9) to learn that there was already a vote on the mascot situation in the fall of 2003 whence sprang Keggy.

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