Opinion

Motivation Anyone?

By Courtney Henning | February 10, 1999

Lethargy is a phenomenon which I do not understand. This is not for a lack of experience with it -- oh no, Courtney Henning has plenty of experience with that most sluggish of states.

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Opinion

The Wright Overhaul?

By The Dartmouth Editorial Board | February 10, 1999

We often hear people talking about the problems of the Greek system, but it is rare that these problems are defined.

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Opinion

Young and Emotional

By Yvonne Handler and Emily Swistel | February 9, 1999

Dear Y&Em, I've been going out with my boyfriend for several months now, and things are going great.

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Opinion

Dark Secrets of the Fake N' Bake

By Jacob Licht | February 9, 1999

I popped my Don Pepe's frozen pizza pocket in my toaster oven and read the directions on the back: Remove plastic wrapper and place pocket inside oven.

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Opinion

President Higgins

By Kevan Higgins | February 8, 1999

As far back as I can remember, I always wanted to be the president. It didn't matter what I was president of, as long as I was the president.

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Opinion

Beard and Locks

By Kevan Higgins | February 5, 1999

If I could say one thing to Dean Nelson, it would be, "Hey, I like your beard." If I could say two things, the first would be regarding the beard, and the second would be, "For the love of Christ!

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Opinion

Big Brother Dartmouth is Watching ... Or Wants To

By Ryan T. Mulrooney | February 5, 1999

To the Editor: I was reading about the little brouhaha up on campus about the proposed lock system for the dorms and just thought I remind our kids of something.

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Opinion

Locked Doors Means a Safer Campus Not Inconvenience

By Leigh Eisenman | February 5, 1999

To the Editor: Last month a woman I went to school with for over ten years was raped. She is a junior in college and lives by herself in an apartment.

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Opinion

Put the Money Where it Belongs

By The Dartmouth Editorial Board | February 4, 1999

Acting Dean of the College Dan Nelson is now contemplating a decision as to whether the College should lock the exterior doors of all residence halls.

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Opinion

This Column Doesn't Exist

By Eric Del Pozo | February 4, 1999

I have been searching for a soul mate for several weeks now. Luckily for every girl in Hanover, however, a friend of mine (who is taking a poetry class) introduced me just recently to the idea of "The Self, Seeing In His Image Narcissistic Ardor Returned." Consequently, for the past six days, I have been staring lovingly and fixatedly at my reflection in the first floor North Mass men's bathroom wall.

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Opinion

All Apologies

By Liam Kuhn | February 3, 1999

Part of being mature and grown-up means being able to recognize your mistake and admit when you are wrong.

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Opinion

Be Kind

By Kimberly Miller | February 3, 1999

During my sophomore year I had lunch with a friend of mine. On her tray were a small cup of yogurt, an apple and two slices of whole wheat bread.

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Opinion

1-800-DARDATE

By Ben Rifkin | February 3, 1999

So I'm sitting in my room, with an extra ticket to the orchestra, and I don't want to go alone. All of my friends are either at a late night practice or stuck in the library stacks.

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Opinion

Our Cultural Symptoms

By Conor Dugan | February 3, 1999

I sometimes remark to people that I think I might be called to the Catholic priesthood or that if I were to be blessed with a wife that I would love to have six to eight children.

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Opinion

Why are Good Discussions so Hard to Find?

By Nicholas Van Amburg | February 2, 1999

So there I sat in Loew auditorium, as required by my introductory art class, and lo and behold, I was subjected to a lecture I found both compelling and thought provoking.

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Opinion

Affirmative Action Belittles the Achievements of Minorities

By Matthew Wilkens | February 2, 1999

To the Editor: Last week, a Washington-based Conservative group ran a full page ad in The Dartmouth claiming a number of schools are in violation of affirmative action laws.

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Opinion

Is Affirmative Action Fair? Yes

By Joseph Harrison | February 2, 1999

I am aware that affirmative action is a relatively volatile issue. These days, it is very difficult to get away with public racial preference of any kind.

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Opinion

Is Affirmative Action Fair? No

By David Lincoln | February 2, 1999

Tuesday there was a full page advertise- ment in The Dartmouth regarding colleges which violate affirmative action laws in college admissions.

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Opinion

Attitudes Toward Abuse of Alcohol Need Changing

By Robert Lendvai | February 1, 1999

To the Editor: Someone on my hall came home Friday night with the following frightening story of how students at Dartmouth deal with drinking "problems." After a student passed out, on the upper floor of a fraternity house, he was dealt with in the following manner.

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Opinion

Student Responsibility is the Solution to Locking Doors

By Ted Hodgson | February 1, 1999

To The Editor: The safety of personal belongings should fall under the responsibility of individual students.

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