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How Soon Is Now?

By Michael Kreicher | February 1, 2005

Today marks the deadline to apply for next year's LSA and FSP programs. That's right, I submitted my application this morning for the Spanish department's LSA in the spring of 2006.

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College (adj.)

By Alex Howe | February 1, 2005

Google is king. In our age, it is the Alpha and the Omega, the instant answer to every question. The worth of everything in our world -- people, companies, ideas -- is determined by its rank in Google's result listing.

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For Clarity's Sake

By Ralph Davies | January 31, 2005

To the Editor: The article published about the most recent Student Assembly meeting ("Assembly amendment remains stalled," Jan.

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Learning the Other Side

By Tim Carpenter | January 31, 2005

To the Editor: Dan Knecht hit the nail on the head with his recent op-ed discussing the void of healthy intellectual discord in Dartmouth's classrooms today ("The Monolith on the Hill," Jan.

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Verbum Ultimum

By The Dartmouth Editorial Board | January 28, 2005

Even with 27 new professors hired this academic year, many Dartmouth students find it hard to fully partake in the "small school" academic experience for which the College is renowned.

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Recent History Repeats Itself

By Ilya Feoktistov | January 28, 2005

Yesterday Dartmouth hosted a lecture by Dr. Daniel Pipes and, as predictably as an an angry bull reacts to a red cloth waved in front of its face, those who feel threatened by what Daniel Pipes has to say about the threat of radical Islam went ballistic.

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Intolerance Personified

By Oosman Ansari | January 27, 2005

We have a visitor today who once said,"Western European societies are unprepared for the massive immigration of brown-skinned peoples cooking strange foods and maintaining different standards of hygiene All immigrants bring exotic customs and attitudes, but Muslim customs are more troublesome than most." I speak for all of Al-Nur, the Muslim student association on this campus, and for other concerned students when I say that it is troublesome that Daniel Pipes, to whom the above quote is attributed, is visiting Dartmouth.

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The Monolith on the Hill

By Dan Knecht | January 26, 2005

Ever since I've heard of Dartmouth College, I have noticed the people in Parkhurst and those affiliated with this superb institution pride themselves on the fact that their school is "the College on the Hill." We distinguish ourselves in a very impressive manner.

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One Nation Under Purple

By Daniel Belkin | January 26, 2005

Following a year that pitted not only Bush against Kerry, but also "The Passion of the Christ" against "Fahrenheit 9/11" and even W ketchup against Heinz ketchup (you can't make this stuff up), pundits are still abuzz about the red state/blue state divide in the United States.

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The Night Of

By Stephen Clarke | January 25, 2005

To the Editor: Monday's article ("Chi Gam party shut down early," Jan. 24) regarding the events of Friday night's party was ill-researched, poorly-presented and fundamentally inaccurate.

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The Morning After

By Amy Ding | January 25, 2005

To the Editor: Several quotes appearing in an article on Monday ("Chi Gam party shut down early," Jan.

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The Vision Thing

By Robert Butts | January 25, 2005

President Bush the Elder famously proclaimed his distaste for "the vision thing" when it came to presidential leadership.

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Moral Politicians?

By Tim Mosso | January 24, 2005

Meet "moral values," the Republican Party's imaginary friend. They go everywhere together, especially in the red states.

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