Damn You, Random Number Generator!
To the Editor: On Monday, after I went to my Hinman Box and opened my letter from the Office of Residential Life, I realized one undeniable truth: I am screwed.
To the Editor: On Monday, after I went to my Hinman Box and opened my letter from the Office of Residential Life, I realized one undeniable truth: I am screwed.
Picture this: Four or five guys are living on the same floor in a dorm their freshman year. Some play the same sports, some are interested in the same activities: pretty much, they all get along really well and become close friends.
It was an overcast day in the fall of 1996 when Ms. Christine Pina, an associate in the College admissions office, visited my high school in Detroit.
To the Editor: I would like to echo Dan Lukas' well-argued sentiments that appeared in The Dartmouth on Feb.
To the Editor: Dartmouth boasts the most loyal and collegial alumni in the country. Much of this loyalty, and in fact the very experiences that created it, are a function of students freely seeking social and extracurricular options while at Dartmouth.
Why did you want to come to Dartmouth? Was it the beautiful campus and sense of community? Was it the prestige associated with an Ivy League school?
When I graduated last June, I wondered which editorial in the Dartmouth would be the first to cause me grief and anger as an alum.
Last term, the Student Assembly asked that students be given the right to vote in elections for Trustees.
I used to cry to my boyfriend that I didn't know any girls on campus. The only females I knew were my roommates, and although they were great people, they were very different than me and went their own ways.
President of the Student Assembly Josh Green is completely right in today's column criticizing the administration for its lack of interest in student opinion.
I would like to respond to the letter to the editor sent in from Sean Donahue '96 on Feb 17, 1999.
To the Editor: The fraternity and sorority members are not protesting so loudly because they are afraid of losing their strangle hold on the Dartmouth party scene.
To the Editor: I am writing this letter on behalf of Gamma Delta Chi to acknowledge that we allowed adult entertainment to occur within the confines of our house.
To the Editor: I am writing this letter on behalf of the Dartmouth Football Team to apologize for our recent actions.
When I first read about the Trustees' apocryphal announcement of the five principles and their implications for the Greek system "as we know it," I was as cynical and defensive as many of my peers.
You walked past as I stood on the Green. I asked you to stop -- to link arms, but with a "I'm late for class.
To the Editor: I normally like to keep my views out of the public forum, but in light of David Cohen's inane Vox Clamantis on Friday, I feel obliged to comment.
To the Editor: I would like to take a moment to respond to the column by Leyla Kamalick in the Feb.
To the Editor: In the article "National Greek Organizations Respond to Threat,"(Friday, February 19th), Psi Upsilon's executive director, Mark Williams, is reported as saying that the international fraternity would allow the coeducation of Psi U.