Is There a Doctor in the House?
To the Editor: Sen. John Edwards stood up many people the other day by reneging on a promise to present at DHMC Grand Rounds.
To the Editor: Sen. John Edwards stood up many people the other day by reneging on a promise to present at DHMC Grand Rounds.
So far, Washington Democratic candidates have managed to agree on two things: George Bush and Howard Dean are bad men.
President George W. Bush gave a State of the Union speech last Tuesday night that outlined his foreign policy goals and recent successes.
In a state where talk is curt and blunt, John Edwards' southern drawl takes on an almost foreign tone.
The view from my off-campus house is currently obstructed by a "John Kerry for President" sign of a scale more appropriate to a highway billboard.
To the Editors: I am writing to express my profound disappointment with the decision not to rehire history professor Ronald Edsforth.
To the Editors: We all value and are willing to die to protect our freedoms of speech and the press -- especially in an election year -- and speaking your mind and handing out pamphlets are traditional methods of political participation.
I am a political independent. I have conservative leanings. I was born and raised mere minutes from Washington, D.C.
To the Editors: I wish I had the time and energy to write more expansively in response to Mr. Bronner's letter (The Dartmouth, Jan.
To the Editors: Bruce Gago, there is much to be addressed in your article "No More Terrible Art" (The Dartmouth, Jan.
If you happened to have strolled through the Hop yesterday, you may have run into Sen. John Edwards heading down the stairs after his town hall forum.
Shanty-towns, vigorous demonstrations, demands for accountability -- this wasn't only the condition of South Africa in the 1980s, but the image of many college campuses across the United States as students rallied their respective administrations to not only make university investments public knowledge, but also divest any and all funds benefiting from the system of apartheid in South Africa.
At the end of an afternoon of Nordic skiing Tuesday, I sat down for dinner at the Hopkins Center with a friend.
As Howard Dean approached the podium two nights ago to address his political foot soldiers, a sense of perverse anxiety and curiosity must have resonated throughout the crowd -- anxiety over a distant third-place finish Dean suffered at the Iowa caucuses and curiosity over what steps the good doctor would take to revitalize his once promising, now plummeting, campaign. Meanwhile, somewhere else in this state of (as pre-caucus political analysts were more than willing to label) "independent people," John Edwards, a candidate whom filmmaker Michael Moore described as having "not much there, there," addressed a crowd of different psychological standing.
It's really not that bad To the Editors: John MacGovern's recent letter to the editor (The Dartmouth, Dec.
By Mohamad Bydon '01 To the Editor: I was surprised and saddened to hear that the history department may not be renewing Professor Ronald Edsforth's contract (The Dartmouth, Jan.
Professor Edsforth, My friend and former roommate Jeff Kemnitz '03 left me a message yesterday telling me to look at The Dartmouth website to see that you will not be teaching at Dartmouth this coming year (The Dartmouth, Jan.
To the Editor, I applaud the Student Assembly's decision to uncover the stained glass windows in Rollins Chapel. As a campus minister who has been at Dartmouth for 14 years, I have always thought it odd that the windows were panelled over during a 1980's face lift.
Diversity talks, diversity initiatives, diversity community dinners, retreats, conferences, diversity, diversity, diversity! We hear it all the time, it's the new buzzword at Dartmouth.
I'm not sure how many of you drive down Route 10 on a regular basis -- I myself am only lucky enough to make a Wal-Mart run on the occasions when I can successfully bribe a car owner to drive me there and back, so my familiarity with the sights in between here and West Lebanon is limited, at best.