Tyson WIns by Decision
On Monday, October 19, 1998, Mike Tyson won the biggest decision of his professional and personal career.
On Monday, October 19, 1998, Mike Tyson won the biggest decision of his professional and personal career.
In my last column, I digested the anti-Objectivist piece by Andrew Boldt. It's dinnertime now, and Hogan's article, "In Defense of Capitalism" [The Dartmouth, Oct.
Bored to the point of illness from sitting in her house on Long Island and staring at the wallpaper (which, don't get me wrong, can be fun if combined with the correct substances) awhile ago my friend Elizabeth and I decided to go see a hockey game.
I was up late last night. I was trying to write a paper on Joyce's "Dubliners" and I needed just the right synonym for "desolation." Unfortunately, I found it. I had Instant Messenger running on my computer at the time and the little computer noise it makes when someone sends you a message drew my attention from my thesaurus (yes, I actually still use a real thesaurus and not the electronic kind). An old high school ex-girlfriend of mine, Siobhan, had sent me a message, "hi Liam, how are you?" Now mind you it was 3 a.m., and I still had about four pages left to write in the essay, so I was leery of getting into a long conversation with this girl with whom I hadn't spoke in a year or two.
I was running, late as usual, trying to make it to the front of Dartmouth Hall before 9 o'clock. I didn't know exactly what I would find there, but I didn't want to burst in late (as usual) and make a scene.
To the Editor: I am writing this letter in response to Rob Valet's column, "A Sense of Perspective" [The Dartmouth, Oct.
To the Editor: An average of three children a day --approximately 1,000 children under the age of 15 -- die each year in house fires.
"An error of type-37 has occurred." -- My Computer Part I: How to Make Your Computer Swear at You: Due to the great number of Macintoshes on campus, it is important to be familiar with their functions, especially those of the new model, the iMac(R)(C)TM.
I don't know why my roommate doesn't bring me little glasses of orange juice, bowls of chicken soup and boxes of Kleenex.
So I've just seen "Saving Private Ryan," in which the medic, Wade, laments that he didn't spend enough time with his mom.
My homecoming was two weeks ago. I don't mean that I lit a bonfire in my dorm room and ran around it in a drunken frenzy.
Since the unveiling of my "Capitalist Column," a number of anticapitalist and anti-Objectivist columns have appeared in The Dartmouth.
"It all depends upon your appetite ..."Billy Joel Hard at work. Thinking. Writing. Creating. Then ... "Jeffrey M.
A couple of Saturday nights ago at a little past midnight, my friends and I found ourselves at Fort Lou's.
Bert and Ernie are two typical 2002 class members whose names have been changed to protect their true identities.
To the Editor: I am writing in response to Jeff Deck's column, "The Name Game" [The Dartmouth, Oct.
To the Editor: I'm writing in response to Alexander Nazaryan's column "Students Should Stop Complaining" [The Dartmouth, Oct.
Technology scares me to death. Once a proud neo-Luddite, I have spent the past few years arguing passionately, complaining publicly and writing dramatically about the harms of new technological advances.
In the interest of meeting new people and networking, I decided to head to Boston this weekend. Actually, it was more in the interest of seeing a city whose brightest lights aren't flashing on the top of a Safety and Security car.
Today's topic might be somewhat controversial, but I think it needs to be said. Everybody Shut The Hell Up! I am at this school for many reasons.