Religion Isn't the Problem
To the Editor: Tanisha Keshava, in "Victory for Same-Sex Couples" (The Dartmouth, Feb. 12), raises a very key fact that has not been raised enough in the ongoing debate of same-sex marriage.
To the Editor: Tanisha Keshava, in "Victory for Same-Sex Couples" (The Dartmouth, Feb. 12), raises a very key fact that has not been raised enough in the ongoing debate of same-sex marriage.
In the spirit of Winter Carnival, an adaptation of a Seussian classic... In the spirit of Winter Carnival, an adaptation of a Seussian classic...
On February 4, 2004, the Supreme Judicial Court of Massachusetts declared that the state legislature may not offer "civil unions" instead of marriages for same-sex couples.
Winter Carnival weekend provides many opportunities to celebrate the spirit that makes Dartmouth such a special place.
It was a typical, frigid January morning in Hanover, and one female Dartmouth student could be seen trekking across the snowdrifts of New Hampshire tundra to get to Dick's House.
Dear Editor: Andrew Hanauer's column "A Debate With Mr. Electability" (The Dartmouth, Feb.
To the Editor: I am writing in response to the safety questions recently raised by the tragic ski accident of Christina Porter '06. As a certified emergency medical technician with over seven years of EMS experience and a former training officer of the Dartmouth Ski Patrol, I want to assure the skiers of the Dartmouth community that they are among the safest in New England. Under the leadership of Matthew H.T.
To the Editor: In regard to last Wednesday's review of "Monster," (The Dartmouth, Feb. 4) your reviewer is not only pretentious and shallow, he's silly.
Yesterday, Student Assembly Vice President Noah Riner '04 responded to charges that the BuzzFlood's recent debate debacle may not have come as close to fruition as members of the organization -- namely Kabir Sehgal '05 and Brent Reidy '05 -- claimed it had.
To the Editor, In response to Robert Butts' op-ed piece chronicling Howard Dean's short-lived and dying presidential candidacy (The Dartmouth, Feb.
To the Editor: The article on Hanover and Norwich by Kate Carolan (The Dartmouth, Feb. 10) is every bit as pretentious as the towns she is criticizing.
I was disturbed to read The Dartmouth Editorial Board's (Feb. 6, "Verbum Ultimum") condemnation of the motivations behind the proposed student-led presidential debate.
It's time to face reality. Consciously or subconsciously, many Dartmouth students suffer from a Harvard inferiority complex.
I like the media, I really do. I just have problems with them -- and not because of a perceived right-wing bias or because Ace was voted off Real World"Road Rules "Inferno." No, my problems stem from the media's sensationalism and detrimental sociopolitical influence.
Barely four weeks ago, I wrote in this column that voters had "fallen in love with Howard Dean. . . He's the man to beat in the Democratic primary." I believed it, too.
A presidential debate at Dartmouth just days before last week's Democratic primary would have been icing on the cake.
Dear Editors: A number of Dartmouth students have written eloquently about the contributions that Ron Edsforth has made to the intellectual life of this community, both in and outside the classroom.
Dear Editor, I would like to thank the Dartmouth for perfectly demonstrating my point. By titling my op-ed piece "Janet Jackson's Real Problem" (The Dartmouth, Jan.
To the Editor: I cannot imagine that any of the serious Democratic candidates would have agreed to participate in a forum knowing that Lyndon LaRouche would be attending.
To the Editor: It's fascinating that a group of straggly kids could get this far in organizing a presidential debate.