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April 15, 2026
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Aiming for Moderation

By Steven A. Zyck | April 9, 2001

To the Editor: Friday's protest brought forth some great ideas. Especially heartfelt were the requests that limits be placed on the number of hours student-employees work and the inhibiting price of off-campus programs and certain P.E.

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Behind the Rally

By Hillary Miller | April 9, 2001

Friday's protest/rally/speak-in/speak-out culminated in Collis Commonground with administrators and Trustees assuring us that we had their support.

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At His Word

By Gary Weissman | April 9, 2001

To the Editor: As we stood outside the Hanover Inn, I stole one last minute of Chairman of the Board of Trustees, William H.

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Freedom of Speech

By Jonathan Potter | April 9, 2001

This past Friday, there was an opportunity for members of the Dartmouth community to come to the steps of Parkhurst to share their voices in an open dialogue about change at Dartmouth College.

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What Is Diversity?

By Dan Galemba | April 9, 2001

When I first glanced at the mass email sent out late last week about the gathering at Parkhurst to protest the administration's impotence when it comes to listening to the students, I was excited, thinking that more people felt the way I do.

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Misguided Aid

By Rev. Paul A. Terry | April 6, 2001

To the Editor: The new policy is surprisingly disappointing on the point of excluding current financial aid recipients and giving aid only to incoming students.

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Us and Them

By Dan Rothfarb | April 6, 2001

The controversy over lawsuits demanding reparations for descendants of black slaves in America is growing every day, but it seems that the subject is currently too hot to touch, at least in print.

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Controversy or Discourse?

By Ivan Cestero | April 5, 2001

The Dartmouth chose recently to be among the many US college newspapers not to run David Horowitz's full page ad entitled "Ten Reasons Why Reparations for Slavery is a Bad Idea -- and Racist Too." They ran instead, on March 28th, Rachel Osterman's article, "Ad Sparks Campus Controversy." Although the article described some of the reasons why "Ten Reasons" has caused such an uproar, it presented the ad in anything but an objective light.

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A Rude Awakening

By Andrew Haringer | April 5, 2001

As I sat here during my off term trying to decide which lucky topic would provide the focus of this scintillating op-ed, I came to a sobering conclusion: I don't have any opinions.

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Trouble on the South China Sea

By Dan Pollock | April 4, 2001

Our new President is incredibly adept at making self-fulfilling prophecies. First, there were his negative comments about the economy for over a year during the presidential campaign, which may have actually helped to slow down the economy.

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Freedom of Expression

By Maria Borzsony | April 4, 2001

To the Editor: Your decision not to run David Horowitz's ad based upon your view that it is both inflammatory and offensive is a smack in the face of the first amendment that smarts lovers of free speech everywhere.

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All About My Mittens

By Elizabeth Walter | April 4, 2001

I've composed many a thoughtful letter, random essay or heated rant in my head while trying to drift off to sleep, but I tend to be too lazy to get up and actually jot down my perfected thoughts.

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A Lucky C+

By Abbye Meyer | April 3, 2001

I made sure to stick my lucky pennies into my backpack before walking to my only final exam last term.

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A Piece Of My Mind

By Nancy Lai | April 3, 2001

Today's column is comprised of a series of unrelated, or at most, tenuously related topics. (By acknowledging the lack of coherence in this article, I render your -- the reader's -- observation that "this article is merely comprised of a series of unrelated, or at most, tenuously related topics" irrelevant, redundant, and downright obnoxious.) Why?

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Why I Love America

By Samuel Gontha | April 2, 2001

As an international student I am often asked: "Why are you here in the U.S.?" This is a natural question, and usually it takes me some head scratching and a minute to figure out why I am 12 time zones away from home.

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