Opinion

Opinion Asks: Vaccinations and Loosening COVID-19 Restrictions on Campus

By The Dartmouth Opinion Staff | April 15, 2021

Should vaccinated students be able to attend unmasked, undistanced gatherings on campus as well as off campus?

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Opinion

Harrison: The First Domino Falls in Georgia

By Michael Harrison | April 13, 2021

In an anti-democratic crusade we all stand to lose from, many Republican states are preparing to make voting harder.

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Opinion

Dunleavy: Nuclear is the Future

By Hannah Dunleavy | April 12, 2021

Adopting a nuclear power energy portfolio would contribute both to Biden’s human rights goals and his environmental to-do list. 

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Verbum Ultimum: The Not-So Golden Ticket

By The Dartmouth Editorial Board | April 9, 2021

The College should extend limited access to campus facilities for students who have been vaccinated or have COVID-19 antibodies.

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de Wolff: Put Students in Quarantine, Not on Flights Home

By Thomas de Wolff | April 9, 2021

Instead of banishing them from campus, Dartmouth should quarantine students caught violating the “Community Expectations.”

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Dickman: Cutting Corners, Cutting Off-Terms

By Gracie Dickman | April 8, 2021

The new addition to D-Plan guidelines is a hasty and shortsighted solution to the College’s housing problem and reduces students’ freedom.

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Teszler: Sununu Must Go

By Max Teszler | April 6, 2021

Gov. Sununu has no place on Dartmouth’s Board of Trustees.

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Dunleavy: Stop Weaponizing Holocaust Imagery

By Hannah Dunleavy | April 6, 2021

Using Holocaust imagery to protest public health measures is illogical fearmongering.

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Opinion

Bring: Commencement Without Compassion

By Daniel Bring | April 5, 2021

Dartmouth’s decision to exclude friends and families from in-person Commencement in June represents hasty and cold-hearted decision-making. 

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Verbum Ultimum: Out of State, Out of Mind

By The Dartmouth Editorial Board | April 2, 2021

Dartmouth must publicly rebuke New Hampshire Gov. Sununu's ban on vaccinations for out-of-state students. 

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de Wolff: Two Doses, Two Standards

By Thomas de Wolff | April 1, 2021

New Hampshire should vaccinate out-of-state college students. 

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Opinion Asks: COVID-19 Vaccinations for Dartmouth Students

By The Dartmouth Opinion Staff | March 30, 2021

How should Dartmouth should respond to New Hampshire Gov. Chris Sununu's decision that out-of-state college students will not be eligible for vaccine? Does the College have an obligation to help secure vaccines for all students or is it more important that Dartmouth yields to state rules?

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Opinion

Arrington: No Time Like the Present for Gun Reform

By Katherine Arrington | March 29, 2021

The Biden administration can take immediate executive action to address gun violence and save lives. 

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Crooks: A Little Respect, Please

By Loey Crooks | March 9, 2021

Access Services staff keep the doors to Baker-Berry Library open. With little input and less communication from those in charge, library staff just want to be heard. 

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Arrington: Defending the Wealth Tax

By Katherine Arrington | March 8, 2021

Warren’s proposed ultra-millionaire tax has the potential to reduce inequality and better fund public programs.

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Verbum Ultimum: Bursting the Dartmouth Bubble

By The Dartmouth Editorial Board | March 5, 2021

The recent COVID-19 outbreak on campus demonstrates the price of Dartmouth letting its guard down. 

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Cartoon

Mobley: Quarantine Activities

By Dominique Mobley | March 4, 2021

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Opinion

Dunleavy: End Arms Deals to Saudi Arabia

By Hannah Dunleavy | March 4, 2021

 In the Yemeni civil war, the U.S. has shown a concerning willingness to overlook allies' atrocities. 

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Opinion Asks: ‘Noncompliant Social Interactions’

By The Dartmouth Opinion Staff | March 4, 2021

Should the College hold accountable the students responsible for “noncompliant social interactions?"

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Arrington: Restoring the American Dream

By Katherine Arrington | March 2, 2021

Increasing people of color’s access to capital is necessary to counteract staggeringly low rates of social mobility.

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