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September 3, 2026
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The Justice of Retaliation

By Max Bryer | January 25, 2006

Steven Spielberg should be commended for his most recent film, the gripping "Munich." As we live in a world that is still very much held hostage to the type of insidious terror that underpins much of "Munich," the film and its message are especially poignant.

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Teaching All Viewpoints

By Jon Wisniewski | January 24, 2006

There exists this school of thought referred to as intelligent design. This view of the world, the universe, and "how we got here" claims that the complexity and beauty inherent in life is so amazing that it could only have been put into motion by an aforementioned intelligent designer.

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Seeking Security

By Sara del Nido | January 23, 2006

As college campuses go, Dartmouth is pretty laid-back. Our social lives do not revolve around nightclubs shared with non-Dartmouth residents.

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Read More, Write Better

By Habiba Musah | January 20, 2006

While a slew of recent op-eds have posed questions regarding the poor level of writing among Dartmouth students, it has occurred to me that there is perhaps one very important, yet thus far unaccounted reason for this.

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Education is Not the Problem

By Andrew Grossman | January 20, 2006

To the editor: Justine Simon '06 ("The Other Side of the Story," Jan. 18) argues that "lack of access to education" is among "the conditions which lead to" Palestinian suicide bombings. However, according to a 2003 study by economist Alan Krueger, 57 percent of Palestinian suicide bombers have undertaken schooling beyond high school, compared to 15 percent of Palestinians in all.

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The Awkwardest Generation

By Daniel Belkin | January 19, 2006

While our grandparents' generation has earned the epitaph of "The Greatest Generation" on the basis of everyday conversations between friends about our typical situations, it is quite likely that our generation will be deemed "The Awkwardest Generation." No longer used exclusively at Dartmouth to describe freshmen in fraternity basements, the word "awkward" has become strangely faddish, overheard everywhere across campus from Dartmouth Hall to the Hop to Baker Library.

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Requiem for Two Heavyweights

By Iden Sinai | January 19, 2006

Usually I use this space pithily to opine about politics or some arcane aspect of life here at Dartmouth, but today, I would like to opine about something far more important that happened over the past weekend.

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More Than Just Changing Names

By Thomas Cormen | January 18, 2006

In his op-ed ("Poor Writing at Dartmouth," Jan. 16), Joseph Asch '79 gives the impression that all that the Writing Program has done to date is change some names: the Composition Center to RWIT, and English 2-3 and English 5 to Writing 2-3 and Writing 5.

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Universal Diversity

By Tina Praprotnik | January 17, 2006

Last year, the College invited Dorothy Allison to deliver the keynote address for the series of events in observance of Martin Luther King Jr.

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