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April 14, 2026
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Beer Olympics

By Rachel Gilliar | April 3, 1998

I spent one Saturday a long while back in the basement of Chi Heorot fraternity. Four of us -- a close female friend of mine and two guy friends -- were talking, just passing the time on an average Dartmouth night out. Suddenly, one of the guys noticed that a Pong table near us was unoccupied.

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Printing Errors

By The Dartmouth Editorial Board | April 3, 1998

Kiewit's decision to collate documents from the public printers only on the half-hour is both unreasonable and unnecessary. The new policy is unfair to students, whose class schedules are hardly compatible with 30-minute intervals.

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A Time to Relax

By Amanda Molk | April 2, 1998

Burnout. This is not a word you really want to hear during the first week of classes. This term should be reserved for that horrible period of life called finals.

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Best for Whom?

By Skip Sturman | April 1, 1998

Why Not The Best?" is the title of a book by former President Jimmy Carter; it is also the rallying cry for an increasing number of students who inquire about "best" lists when seeking employment or applying to graduate schools.

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Spreading Government Propaganda

By Roy Lee | April 1, 1998

Propaganda is everywhere, brainwashing and conditioning our minds. It may be as benign as a commercial for the newest soda or it may be as malicious as governments conditioning the minds of children.

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Social Class Justification

By Scott Brown | April 1, 1998

Human nature takes comfort in justifying the unjustifiable. When the snake in the Garden of Eden lured Adam and Eve to the knowledge of good and evil, God gave back the ability to rationalize.

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A Touch of Class

By Robert Valet | March 31, 1998

It's that time of year again, Dartmouthians! You've chosen your spring courses, and now it's time to go bother the people in the Registrar's office until they let you completely change plans.

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A Time For Initiative

By The Dartmouth Editorial Board | March 31, 1998

The impending departure of two more vital administrators enlarges the leadership vacuum currently plaguing the College. College Vice President and Treasurer Lyn Hutton and Dean of Residential Life Mary Turco add to a growing number of administrators who will soon be replaced under the leadership of a new president. Oddly enough, the administration is turning over more rapidly than the student body.

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Face to Face

By Jaime Bedrin | March 31, 1998

The recent tragedy of the school yard shootings in Arkansas has lead me to think about criminal acts in our society.

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Ivy League Snobs

By Kenji Hosokawa | March 30, 1998

I once thought that there was a correlation between one's academic achievements and ability to live as a responsible member of a community.

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My White Beauty

By Roy Lee | March 30, 1998

I love something dearly. This love is not really complicated and has no strings attached to it like most relationships.

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If It Flies, It Dies

By Kyle Teamey | March 30, 1998

Last Fall, I was square dancing at Moosilauke. Everett had the music thumping, people were in high spirits and it was a good time.

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Vegetables Have Feelings Too

By Roy Lee | March 10, 1998

I've been praised and criticized for my last column that listed a few faults of vegetarianism and praised those who ate meat, not just vegetables.

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Another Issue?!

By Meylysa Tseng | March 10, 1998

I've literally seen people cringe when I've started talking about race. It's almost as if the subject is just not something normal people discuss.

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I Alone

By Julie Sloane | March 9, 1998

Perdon, donde esta el metro?" Dressed in London wool and laden with an oppressive backpack, I wasn't prepared for balmy Madrid and its metro in hiding.

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