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April 3, 2026
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Our Moral Obligation to Iraq

By Robert Butts | March 3, 2003

We hear constantly about the strategy of the current crisis in Iraq. These concerns about national security lead a majority of Americans -- 54 percent, according to the latest Time magazine poll -- to favor invading Iraq.

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A Veteran Against the War

By Bill Whyte | March 3, 2003

To the Editor: I'm a Vietnam combat veteran. That experience leads me to believe that the best way to "support our troops" is to keep them out of this war. When the President talks about going to war with Saddam Hussein, that would be easy for me to support.

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Vote for Debate

By Andrew Biteen | March 3, 2003

To the Editor: Tomorrow, the Dresden School District is having a vote on the continuation of their school's debate program.

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Persona Non Grata

By Tanisha Keshava | February 27, 2003

On Monday, Feb. 24, as I read the Washington Post online, I stumbled on an interesting article entitled "Bush faces increasingly poor image overseas." This article reported the growing anti-Bush sentiments around the world, stating at some point that in some parts of the world, Bush is seen as a greater threat to world peace than Saddam Hussein.

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Terrorism, the War and Orwell

By Andrew Hanauer | February 27, 2003

Recently, Rep. Howard Coble, R-N.C., expressed his satisfaction with the World War II internment of Japanese-Americans, sighting the danger these individuals faced from the general population.

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Think for Yourself

By Skip Sturman | February 26, 2003

A former Associate Director in Career Services swore that he had a magical chair in his office that instantly transformed students into would-be investment bankers or consultants.

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Hillel's Path Toward Exclusion

By Elise Berman | February 25, 2003

Hillel has proposed to include in its mission statement the sentence "encourages students in their support of the Jewish State of Israel." The mission statement is being put to a vote for Hillel on Tuesday March 4th at 6 p.m.

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What's in a Name?

By Matt Soriano | February 25, 2003

We all know the tumult over the administration's attempts to shape a unique Dartmouth identity. In my case, however, I think they've already won.

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A Needed State Personality

By Chris Curran | February 24, 2003

The Capitol is plagued by Senators who are afraid to articulate their positions on issues, who are slaves to the media spotlight and who disingenuously attempt to create a image as ordinary "men of the people." The citizens of the State of New Hampshire are fortunate to have a junior Senator who suffers from none of these faults: John Sununu.

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A Call for Change at Hillel

By Ariel Rubin | February 24, 2003

Dartmouth Hillel, the College's only Jewish student organization and one that purports to represent Jewish students, has failed in its mission and currently alienates both current and potential students.

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Take Me Out of the Hockey Game

By Hemant Joshi | February 21, 2003

The College announced today that all clapping, cheering, talking and any other sort of "audible sound" will from now on be prohibited at all men's and women's home hockey games.

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The Heist

By Kabir Sehgal | February 21, 2003

It was supposed to be the "merger of the century." There were $106 billion reasons to believe in success.

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Affirmative Admissions

By Dan Knecht | February 20, 2003

Once again, Dartmouth finds itself in the national limelight. This time, the College joined seven other prestigious schools in filing a brief imploring the Supreme Court to allow schools to consider race or ethnicity in the college application process.

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A False Justification

By Brennan Mallonee | February 20, 2003

To the Editor: Graham Roth's op-ed "A Humanitarian Side to War?" (The Dartmouth, Feb. 5) was very interesting and drove home what is a really important point as we hurtle towards war: the United States didn't care about the Iraqi people until Americans died.

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