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Recognition Please?

By Chris Curran | April 24, 2002

Since hordes of prospective '06s descended upon Hanover this past weekend, it is worth examining how the College was advertised to them in our admissions literature.

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International Madness

By Ryan Tan | April 24, 2002

Let me start out by stating for the record that the idea of limiting the majors of international students is simply absurd.

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A Case for Politics

By Brian Nick | April 23, 2002

It seems that as I forge my way through year after year of education, more and more people start to ask me what I plan to do after college.

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The Cycle of Life

By Matt Soriano | April 23, 2002

An old Afghan saying says that "A man without a gun is like a woman without jewelry." As such, the Kalashnikov is de rigueur for the well-dressed Afghan (or militant Texan) male even in times of peace (or absent the black U.N.

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Fixing the SAT

By Mark Yohalem | April 22, 2002

Recently, the Educational Testing Service proposed several potential changes to the SAT, which for the past 60 years or so has seen many incarnations.

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The Week

By The Dartmouth Editorial Board | April 19, 2002

Something Positive, For a Change In the three years since the announcement of the Student Life Initiative, administrative decisions involving alcohol and social life have often met with heated controversy.

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What Matters to Me and Why

By Liam Kuhn | April 19, 2002

Samuel Johnson wrote, "He is no wise man that will quit a certainty for an uncertainty." When I graduate in June and leave Dartmouth to enter the world-at-large, I will be quitting a certainty for an uncertainty.

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Spring Shedding

By Anil Antony | April 18, 2002

I particularly enjoy spring. The air is clear and warm -- when not overcast and rainy -- and romance is in the air.

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A Time to Protest

By Richard Harvell | April 18, 2002

It seems that the farther one gets from the West Bank, the more muted the reaction becomes to the humanitarian offenses against the Palestinian people.

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Losing Our Trust

By Justin Sarma | April 18, 2002

To the Editor: In his April 9 column in The Dartmouth, "A Charge To Keep," Brian Nick questions why Bush doesn't just "come out and [tell]" the American people that the real reason for the reversal of the "Bush Doctrine" of non-engagement is that the United States needs to rally support among allies for an invasion of Iraq.

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Educate Yourself

By Linda Swenberg | April 18, 2002

To the Editor: I read with great interest The Dartmouth's article "U.S. students protest Israeli attacks" (April 10, 2002), which reported on the protests that took place at various U.S.

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Freedom of Choice

By Nicki Leiser | April 18, 2002

To the Editor, I am writing to express my support for Janna Berke '02 and Samantha Burdman '02's insightful column, "A Matter of Choice" in the April 15 issue of The Dartmouth.

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The Importance of Non-Violence

By Jon Eisenman | April 17, 2002

In a lesser-known portion of his August 28, 1963 speech, Rev. Martin Luther King, Jr. beseeched civil rights supporters: "In the process of gaining our rightful place, we must not be guilty of wrongful deeds.

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Spring Fever

By Cal Newport | April 17, 2002

Spring is finally upon us, and we can now enjoy long, sunny days, afternoons spent lounging on the Green, good-natured games of touch football and, of course, severe nausea.

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Opening Up the Floor

By James Larimore | April 17, 2002

Dear Dartmouth Students: The Ad Hoc Working Group on Alcohol Policy chaired by Professor Robert Binswanger completed its work at the end of Winter term and recently submitted their final report and recommendations.

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