Opinion

Dartmouth at its best

By Jeffrey R. Immelt | October 16, 2006

To the Editor: In The Dartmouth Editorial Board's endorsement of the new alumni constitution ("Verbum Ultimum", Sept.

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Opinion

America Abroad

By Michael Belinsky | October 16, 2006

I'm from the States, but don't hold that against me! I have heard this joke, delivered in a nervous, mock-sarcastic tone, too many times during my stay in London.

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Opinion

Re-examining Headlines

By Rebecca Davidson Wolf | October 16, 2006

To the Editor: I know it is in a newspaper's interest to have attention-grabbing headlines, but must they completely miss the point for the sake of sensationalism ("Boylan speaks on personal impact of sex change," Oct.

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Opinion

Folt's plan for Dartmouth

By T. A. Berry | October 16, 2006

To the Editor: As a Dartmouth parent who recalls the oversubscription and large freshmen classes of several years ago, I salute Dean of the College Carol Folt for her continued efforts to address these problems and for her appreciation of the explosion of interdisciplinary study ("Folt looks to expand College faculty," Oct.

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Opinion

Recounting My Homecoming Experience

By Alina Gonzalez | October 13, 2006

And Finding Other Worthy Stories

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Opinion

Homecoming and the Bonfire

By Zeke Turner | October 13, 2006

The Italians have an expression, "ci metterei la mano sul fuoco," which means "I would put my hand on the fire." I'm told that people use it when they are 100 percent sure of something.

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Opinion

An Open Letter to freshmen: RE: Homecoming

By Tom Kidera | October 13, 2006

Dear Freshmen, What's your name? Where are you from? Where do you live? Okay, now that we have that out of the way, how's it really going?

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Opinion

The World, Weighed and Measured

By Zach Hyatt | October 12, 2006

You do not need me to tell you that the world is rife with bubbling conflict. Much of it is fueled by old hatreds; much by transformed animosities -- most by religion.

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Opinion

Time to Take Responsibility

By Sarah Overton | October 12, 2006

For the first time that I can remember, last Tuesday's Panhellenic Council dug into some serious issues currently affecting our campus community.

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Opinion

Advance Transit Woes

By Nathan Bruschi | October 11, 2006

Not long ago, some friends and I -- all freshmen -- embarked on a journey to that castle of corporatism: Wal-Mart.

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Opinion

Death, Injustice, and Baseball

By Shaun Stewart | October 11, 2006

Major league baseball has me depressed lately, and not simply because my beloved Dodgers have been eliminated from the playoffs.

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Opinion

Understanding the opposition

By Scott Daniel | October 10, 2006

To the Editor: Zak Moore is correct ("Elitism, Not Intellectualism," Oct. 5). Elitism has no place in politics.

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Opinion

Rethinking Dartmouth's Keg Policy

By Darren Sturges | October 10, 2006

Most students at Dartmouth are aware of the fact that "Animal House" co-writer Chris Miller was a member of the Class of 1963 at this college, as well as a member of the Alpha Delta fraternity.

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Opinion

Trans fats should be phased out

By Kenan Yount | October 10, 2006

To the Editor: Jon Wisniewski's stand that the New York City Health Department's ban on trans fatty acids should be opposed on some sort of ideological grounds ("The Western Tradition of Trans Fat," Oct.

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Opinion

An Ultra-liberal's Response

By Saym Palakurthy | October 10, 2006

While mostly accurate, Zak Moore's op-ed ("Elitism, Not Intellectualism," Oct. 5) misses some very important points.

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Opinion

Elitism not tied solely to liberalism

By David Glovsky | October 10, 2006

To the Editor: Zak Moore's argument in "Elitism, Not Intellectualism," (Oct. 5) creates a dangerous precedent.

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Opinion

Alpha Phi on campus

By Lauren Orr | October 9, 2006

To the Editor: I am writing in response to Thursday's article regarding Alpha Phi's rush ("Alpha Phi holds inaugural rush events," Oct.

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Opinion

In defense of elitism

By Abe Clayman | October 9, 2006

To the Editor: I suppose it is problematic to try and pin down exactly who qualifies as elite in America.

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Opinion

The Early Admissions Game

By Daniel Chiu | October 9, 2006

Harvard's decision to do away with its early admissions program has created a lot of hubbub about whether or not such policies are equitable.

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Opinion

SEMP Policy and Probation

By The Dartmouth Editorial Board | October 6, 2006

A staggering six fraternity and sorority houses are on probation or recently have ended their sentences at the beginning of Fall term, as The Dartmouth reported on Thursday ("Probation hits Six Greek houses," Oct.

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