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September 3, 2026
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What Did Andreadis Do Wrong?

By Lisa Warren | January 23, 2007

Most students couldn't care less about Student Assembly. Even as a former member who maintains contacts in the Assembly, I rarely feel personally represented in the organization, and only occasionally have more than tepid feelings of approval for Assembly actions.

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Printing the SA leak was justified

By Jon Simpson | January 23, 2007

To the Editor: I appreciate Student Assembly committee chair Molly Bode's attempt to clear the air after her organization's embarrassing mishap ("No SA plan to abolish the Greek system," Jan.

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Reform Student Assembly

By Michael Herman | January 23, 2007

As recent reports in The Dartmouth and elsewhere have made clear, I am a member of a growing movement within the student body which seeks to substantially overhaul our student government in order to better advocate student interests.

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No SA plan to abolish the Greek system

By Molly Bode | January 22, 2007

To the Editor: I usually have no qualms with The Dartmouth, but I cannot believe that the newspaper published a story about an unfinished Assembly document ("Assembly paper calls for end to Greek Life," Jan.

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The Review is not driving the impeachment of Andreadis

By Daniel Linsalata | January 22, 2007

To the Editor: Student Assembly President Tim Andreadis '07 noted that a "substantial" number of the students who attended recent Student Assembly meetings were staffers of The Dartmouth Review, and then went on to imply that the Review was a driving force behind the impeachment movement ("Work Together to Reform SA," Jan.

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Reviewing the Rhetoric of a Potential Trustee

By The Dartmouth Editorial Board | January 19, 2007

This past week, Stephen Smith '88 announced his petition candidacy for the Board of Trustees. To launch his campaign, Smith circulated a press release that outlined his three primary issues in the election. The petition candidate insinuates that a speech code still exists on campus and is supported by the College administration.

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SA's real problem

By Anoop Rathod | January 18, 2007

To the Editor: Adam Shpeen '07 offers no substantive alternative to what he deems an ineffective Student Assembly. As stated in The Dartmouth ("Dissatisfied students may impeach Andreadis," Jan.

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Work Together to Reform SA

By Tim Andreadis | January 18, 2007

A group of students led by Adam Shpeen '07 seeks to reform Student Assembly. Instead of working with me to increase the Assembly's accountability to the student body, they are advocating for my impeachment. Increasing accountability to and from students has been the central theme of my tenure as Assembly president.

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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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