Opinion - The Dartmouth

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Balancing the Scales

By Matt Soriano | October 2, 2001

Like many people, I have only experienced the disaster of Sept. 11 vicariously, through the electronic and paper media.

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A Place for Laughter

By Abbye Meyer | October 2, 2001

I've listened to friends decide to go to medical school because they want to help humanity and make their lives worthwhile.

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Booklet is Independent

By Yuval Ortiz-Quiroga | October 2, 2001

To the Editor: In his Oct. 1 column, Randy Lynn '05 presented what he believes to be the administration's harmful involvement in the discussion about the Greek system: "We got these little [Student Life Initiative] booklets in our Hinman boxes during Orientation, full of firsthand frat horror stories and articles against frats.

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Proud of Patriotism

By Sergei Kan | October 2, 2001

To the Editor: This letter was prompted by a desire to express my thoughts about the Sept.

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Dartmouth is About Trust

By Troy Blanchard | October 2, 2001

To the Editor: As a freshman from a metropolitan area of California, small-town New England life has been a refreshing change.

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Errors in Judgment

By Heather Searles | October 2, 2001

To the Editor: I read "An End to Terrorism" (Letter to the Editor, Sept. 27) by Robert Allgyer '00 and felt disturbed by two gaps in logic.

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Violence is Necessary

By Jeremy Presser | October 1, 2001

To the Editor: In an ideal world we should respond to violence with patience, sympathy and peace -- the expectation being that the perpetrators of the hostility will react in kind by changing their violent ways.

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The Essence of Dartmouth

By Chris Curran | October 1, 2001

To the Dartmouth Class of 2005: you will soon understand what makes this place so special. Sometime between now and Thanksgiving break you will likely discover the Dartmouth spirit.

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Administration Redux

By Randy Lynn | October 1, 2001

It's nice to feel wanted. There're about forty thousand people in the Class of 2005, and we all feel very important.

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Fluent in English

By William A. Fischel | September 28, 2001

To the Editor: It is hazardous to criticize cartoons ("where's your sense of humor, professor?"), but Fred Ware's "Kicker" cartoon in Thursday's D has goaded me to take the risk.

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Coming Together

By Molly Stutzman | September 28, 2001

Afriend of ours was listening to a radio station in Texas and a Muslim woman called in to talk about feeling trapped within her home and scared of going outside.

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Recognizing ROTC

By Joshua Marks | September 28, 2001

To the Editor: Apart from the many letters and columns in The Dartmouth recently on the merits of the U.S.

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National Pastime

By Liam Kuhn | September 28, 2001

I don't really know what to say about what happened on Sept. 11. I still can't even begin to allow myself to comprehend the magnitude of everything that happened; the magnitude of everything that was taken away from us.

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They Must be Killed

By Dan Richman | September 28, 2001

To the Editor: I'm dismayed to see that Sean Donahue '96 is so misguided (Letter to the Editor, Sept.

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Excluded

By Cindy Wu | September 28, 2001

To the Editor: I think "Without a Prayer", the article featured in the Sept. 27 issue of The Dartmouth, raises a valid point.

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All That is Good

By Ryan Tan | September 28, 2001

Steaming chicken rice, fresh from the rice cooker. That was my last (and most vivid, admittedly) image of Singapore as I left that sunny island in South East Asia for the small town of Hanover in New England.

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An End to Hate

By Allison Clancy | September 28, 2001

On Thursday, Sept. 13, I cried. I cried in front of my parents, my sister, and 15 other complete strangers dining at the same restaurant as us.

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After Terror

By Jourdan Abel | September 27, 2001

Life hasn't changed for the lizards. Not for the Cuban Anoles or the iguanas or the geckos.

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Without a Prayer

By Nathaniel Paull | September 27, 2001

Dartmouth College takes pride in the variety of backgrounds represented by its student body and staff.

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An End to Terrorism

By Robert Allgyer | September 27, 2001

To The Editor: For the past couple of weeks, I, like many other New Yorkers, have lived in shock, horror and fear that something so heinous could happen to my city and country.