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April 3, 2026
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Standing Up in Support

By Ana Bonnheim | January 21, 2003

Today, much of the Dartmouth community -- 1,043 members, to be exact -- took a stand. Today, much of the Dartmouth community said that it believes in something beyond the Dartmouth campus, beyond concerns regarding social and extra-curricular life or the operating budget.

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A Path to Resegregation

By Shanta Driver | January 20, 2003

By urging the U.S. Supreme Court to outlaw affirmative action, the Bush administration is playing a front line role in the assault on integration in education.

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An Economics Lesson

By Josh Marks | January 20, 2003

To the Editor: William Meland's humorous piece on fuel efficiency and the evils of the free market ("Five Bucks a Gallon," The Dartmouth, Jan.

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Willie Horton Trivia

By Linda Ide | January 20, 2003

To the Editor: Mark Yohalem made a serious mistake in his commentary, "The Liberal Reaction to Racism" (The Dartmouth, Jan.

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A Minor Detail

By Randy Kahn | January 20, 2003

To The Editor: Without meaning to be overly critical, I note that the article concerning the recent Dartmouth-UNH basketball game ("UNH's sizzling shooting too much for Big Green," The Dartmouth, Jan.

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Winning the Race

By Brian Nick | January 20, 2003

I have sat down to write a column on race four or five times, and each time a voice in my head has persuaded me not to.

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A False Racial Trinity

By Andrew Hanauer | January 20, 2003

To the Editor: In his column "The Liberal Reaction to Racism" (The Dartmouth, Jan. 15), written in response to my article "Lott is not Alone" (The Dartmouth, Jan.

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A Higher Standard

By Sue DuBois | January 17, 2003

We made a list. The War on Terror. Ivy League student leaders. The failing economy and our role as consumers.

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Evolution of a Diet

By Abby Horowitz | January 17, 2003

After dining on cumin-dusted salmon with sundried tomato couscous one night at home this past vacation, my father and I set to work on the new recipe box.

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The Sound of Silence

By Tanisha Keshava | January 16, 2003

There exist on every campus a few divisive issues that will never go away -- issues that will forever flare tempers and passions, issues that have no quick, painless resolution.

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Five Bucks a Gallon

By William Meland | January 16, 2003

Last Friday at the Rockefeller Center rally for Sen. John Kerry, the Democrats' apparent best presidential hope for 2004, there was sometimes a jarring discontinuity between his obvious sincerity on topics like his stance against President George W.

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The Dartmouth Routine

By Ryan Tan | January 15, 2003

It's the second week of school already, and the memories of the refreshing break have already faded into the distance.

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Dig Your Heels In

By Matt Soriano | January 14, 2003

When 74-year-old Korean War veteran J.C. Adams saw two armed robbers in his convenience store for the umpteenth time, he grabbed his 12-gauge with one hand and his walker with the other.

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What Clusters Can't Provide

By Chris Curran | January 13, 2003

What do Greek organizations provide that residential clusters cannot? In a word: family. Intuitively, it doesn't make much sense why the Greek system continues to exist and thrive.

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Attack of the Clones

By Dan Knecht | January 13, 2003

Rod Serling is definitely rolling in his graveright now. His fanciful and frightening tales of "The Twilight Zone" are no longer being broadcast on television.

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Paradise Lost

By Anton Hasenkampf | January 13, 2003

To the Editor: Abigail Drachman-Jones's column "My Idea of Paradise" (The Dartmouth, Jan. 8) would have been a nice pleasant piece about vacation except for the essential premise that one needs to be convinced that a house in the Caribbean is a bad thing.

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Dartmouth Who?

By Robert Ryan | January 13, 2003

To the Editor: Regarding Dan Galemba's lingering resentment toward his high school guidance counselor for trying to dissuade him from applying to Dartmouth ("Opening Doors," The Dartmouth, Jan.

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