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My Independent Study

By Allison Carter | May 8, 1998

I don't know about you, but I'm not someone who coughs very often. I only cough when I'm choking on a french fry (which happens often given my "Zone" diet) or when I'm deathly ill.

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A Real Hero

By Denise Saunders | May 8, 1998

After almost four years of getting annoyed at every editorial I read in The Dartmouth, either for their lack of content or because the content was extremely offensive or irritating, I have decided that instead of complaining, I'm going to write about something that is important to me.

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Quantity or Quality?

By Courtney Henning | May 6, 1998

Occasionally, I find myself sucked into a conversation that needs to be immortalized in a movie. A couple of Saturdays ago, I found myself drawn into one of these conversations, but since I'm not about to stay up nights slaving away on a screenplay, I'll just have to preserve the experience in a D column. My roommate Kelly and I were returning to our dorm, unaware of the crowd of guys gathered on the Morton couches.

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Random Kindness

By Nell Shanahan | May 6, 1998

A couple of years ago, my dad gave me a book about random acts of kindness. It contained numerous stories about people who, for no apparent reason, did good deeds for other human beings -- whether that involved helping a stranger in need or paying the toll cost for a couple of cars on the highway after they passed through the gate. When I received the gift from my Dad, although thankful for the gesture, I soon dismissed the book as just another one of those "feel-good" concepts that he had found to include in another one of his numerous speeches.

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It's Not Easy Being Kiewit

By Dave Gacioch | May 5, 1998

It's not easy being Kiewit ... at least not in the past two weeks. Think about it for a second. Not only do Director Larry Levine and his staff have students beating down their doors about the new policy in public printing (distribution on the half-hour) and the new strict enforcement of the ban against printing multiple copies, but they have, in the past week or so, had to weather the storms of leaving nearly one-fourth of the campus without BlitzMail for extended periods of time and almost losing the student records of the financial aid and admissions offices.

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Bacon is Good

By Mark Shahinian | May 4, 1998

So here's my dilemma: as a student at what will soon be one of the world's great research universities, which of man's two purposes do I try to fulfill?

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Dartmouth Students Should Be Grateful for Kiewit's Free Printing Service

By Ned Holbrook | May 4, 1998

To the Editor: Rarely am I so flabbergasted as I was when I read Amanda Molk's editorial on April 29 about Kiewit's printing policies ["Printing Policies are Inconvenient," The Dartmouth]. "Socio-economic class lines"? "Violate students' rights"? Get real. Free printing is a service that is virtually unique to Dartmouth and yet all I ever hear is complaining.

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A Fixture in Hanover

By Roy Lee | May 1, 1998

These days, whenever you read the front page of any newspaper, you read about some sex scandal, murder or bombing.

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Undiscovered Talent

By Meylysa Tseng | May 1, 1998

I've been trying to get a friend of mine to pick up her violin and play some duets with me. She's very reluctant and very concerned that her playing isn't good enough.

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Changing Influences in Education May Weaken Undergraduate Focus

By Lee Pelton | April 30, 1998

To the Editor: It is probably useful for me to amplify a recent article describing my remarks regarding changing influences in American higher education [The Dartmouth, "Pelton discusses professors' salaries," April 29]. The article's headline might lead the careless reader to conclude that I sought to criticize increases in faculty salaries.

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Too Close to Home

By Ainsley Ryan | April 30, 1998

We all read or watched the Jonesboro tragedy when several little girls and a teacher were gunned down by two young boys acting as snipers in the woods.

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Hosokawa's Column Misrepresented the Role of the Sciences in Education

By Michael Ross | April 30, 1998

To the Editor: As a Computer Science major, I feel the need to take the time to respond to a few points raised in Kenji Hosokawa's most recent column ["The Harvardization of Dartmouth," April 28]. Although I am a student of one of Hosokawa's "master sciences," I completely disagree with his characterization of their role in the educational process.

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