Residents Should Check Smoke Alarms When Turning Back the Clock
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.
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.
To the Editor: I will attempt to keep this short. Having spent four years at Dartmouth as an undergraduate and over 28 years since then as an administrator, I think I know whereof I speak.
Recently I had some trouble with my computer. This was not nearly as shocking as, say, weather. It doesn't matter what kind of computer you have, or how far into debt it forced you to plunge, or how many languages you can swear at it in (for example: "!a ti no me gusta, computador!"). The fact is it's going to give you some trouble sooner or later, and almost always right after you drop it down a flight of stairs, which is what happened to mine. However, problems with the monster of technology -- i.e.
The following anonymous column, which was recently received by the editorial office of The Dartmouth, provides a crash course in what it is like to be a Dartmouth student with an eating disorder.
We often tend to view our names as something vital to the definition of who we are. An integral part of our identity, one could say.
I would like to thank Robert Sutton for unveiling, to the benefit of all students and faculty at Dartmouth, his "Capitalist Column," in which he will present a view of events around the world through the eyes of a capitalist.
For most of us, this is a time of beginning in our lives. Some of us are just beginning college, and even upperclassmen are beginning their years of adulthood, beginning to live alone and beginning to accept more freedom and responsibility. We are encouraged to try new things, meet new people and develop new friendships.