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Recycling is Not a Waste

By Nicholas Taranto | February 26, 2004

This past Friday marked the end of the first two weeks of Recycle Mania -- a friendly competition between 17 top American universities' recycling programs -- that challenges each school to see who can collect the largest amount of recyclables from residence halls, on-campus apartments and dining halls in 10 weeks.

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Don't Hesitate to Ask

By Ridie Ghezzi | February 26, 2004

To the Editors: We love working with students! In Grace Chua's great article, "Despite internet's rise, librarians still occupied" (The Dartmouth, Feb.

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BlitzMail Should Not Go

By Douglas Hornig | February 26, 2004

To the Editor, I have a few comments to make about Tuesday's article about the future of BlitzMail (The Dartmouth, Feb 24). Dr. Luxon says that lack of HTML mail is a key shortcoming in BlitzMail and a reason to abandon it.

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Another Sort of Myth

By Matt Bank | February 26, 2004

To the Editors: Amie Sugarman's valiant attempt at debunking what she refers to as the "safety myth" (The Dartmouth, Feb.

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Unequal Justice

By Echo Brown | February 25, 2004

For as long as I can remember, I have distrusted the American criminal justice system. The inability of the system to properly administer equal justice to all American citizens has fostered my skepticism.

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Spin and the City

By Julia Bernstein | February 25, 2004

Dartmouth Cable does not include HBO. Thus, those of us in Hanover missed Carrie's last stroll down a New York street during the opening sequence of the last episode of "Sex and the City" Sunday night.

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You Should Feel Embarrassed

By Brigit Ferguson | February 23, 2004

To the Editors: We would like to respond to Chris Galiardo's op-ed (The Dartmouth, Feb. 12). While we are in no way interested in starting a public debate about the relative merits of the "pro-life" and "pro-choice" camps, we are compelled to address a few of the more significant errors in Galiardo's article.

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Debunking the Safety Myth

By Amie Sugarman | February 23, 2004

Dartmouth is truly a wonderland; a world completely apart from reality. An enormous snow sculpture of the Cat in the Hat sits in the middle of the Green, students participate in human dog sled races, laptops sit unattended in the library and dorm room doors remain perpetually unlocked.

Opinion

Not That Pill

By Michelle Hunscher | February 23, 2004

To the Editors: I'm writing in response to Chris Galiardo's op-ed, "Women's Choice: Beyond Abortion" on (The Dartmouth, Feb.

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Praise, and a Clarification

By Daniel Kagina | February 23, 2004

To the Editors: I want to thank you for the concern and publication on HIV/AIDS. It is a devastating epidemic that everyone should be aware of globally, it has left no corner of the earth safe.

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Verbum Ultimum

By The Dartmouth Editorial Board | February 20, 2004

In a week of unprecedented movement toward the legal recognition of same-sex unions, it was encouraging to see that, like San Francisco and Massachusetts, New Hampshire is beginning a long-overdue conversation on the controversial subject of gay marriage.

Opinion

On the Fence

By Dan Knecht | February 19, 2004

After a month of living in Israel only a few kilometers away from the West Bank, I finally caught a glimpse of the infamous "separation fence." I expected to see an ugly and menacing barrier snaking its way through Israel's rocky terrain. And I did. This barrier -- sometimes a towering concrete wall, in other places a mesh fence complete with razor wire, electronic sensors and guard posts -- scars the beautiful, rugged Judean Hills.

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The Good Doctor's Legacy

By Ben Taylor | February 19, 2004

It turns out Wisconsin was Howard Dean's last stand after all. Following his distant and disappointing finish in the Badger State Tuesday, Dean ended his run for the presidency, marking the end of a campaign that perhaps will go down as the most meteoric rise and catastrophic collapse in American political history. It may have been the media overplaying the "I Have a Scream" speech.

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In the Name of Progress

By Echo Brown | February 18, 2004

Shortly after the recent ruling by the Massachusetts Supreme Judicial Court to legalize same-sex marriages, the state legislature unsuccessfully attempted to produce a constitutional amendment to ban gay marriages.

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