Opinion

Article Correctly Described Tueting's Attitude and Her Athletic Achievements

By Boo Clarke | February 25, 1998

To the Editor: Although I am not a member of the Dartmouth women's hockey team and have never met Sarah Teuting '98, I am friends with many of the team members and can testify as to how hurt the team was when Tueting made comments on the commitment and desire of the girls in the program.

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Opinion

Suffering from Senioritis

By Aimee Whitenack | February 25, 1998

Today at lunch, right after I'd spilled my entire banana smoothie for a second time, a friend asked me if I'd turned in my graduation application yet.

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Opinion

Coverage of Culture Night Ignored its Importance to Dartmouth Community

By Hai Gi Li | February 25, 1998

To the Editor: I writing in regards to an issue raised within the student community in the past few days, and it has to do with the issue of "passivity." The campus was recently appalled by yet another racial incident which raised concerns over the persistence of ignorance and passive response in our community.

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Opinion

Student Assembly Does Its Best To Represent Diverse Dartmouth Student Body

By Noah Phillips | February 24, 1998

To the Editor: In your editorial concerning the Student Assembly ["Less Talk, More Action," The Dartmouth, Feb.

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Opinion

Column Made Incorrect Generalizations About Conservatives on Campus

By Alexander Wilson | February 24, 1998

To the Editor: In his column "A Message to Conservatives" [The Dartmouth, Feb. 18], Seth Abramson '98 makes too many inaccurate claims to address in one letter.

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Opinion

So...You Come Here Often?

By Kevan Higgins | February 24, 1998

Hey, how are you?" "Good, how are you?" "Fine thanks ... So what classes are you taking?" "So ... did you have a good weekend?" "So ... did you rush anywhere?" "So ... when are we gonna hang out?" "Why don't I ever see you?" "We should get lunch sometime." "Yeah, blitz me, and we'll do that." Does this sound familiar to you?

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Opinion

Recent Hate Crimes Should Remind Students of Insensitivity on Campus

By Scott Brown | February 23, 1998

To the Editor: The most recent incident of incivility, bias and bigotry on campus, this time in the form of anti-Semitism, should remind us all that insensitive souls lie within every community.

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Opinion

Tight White Briefs

By Matthew B.J. Delaney | February 23, 1998

I had to give a speech at a senior citizen home recently. I get a little nervous about public speaking, so someone told me that in order to relax I should just imagine the audience in their underwear.

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Opinion

Article Failed to Represent Positive Aspects of Tueting's Successful Athletic Career

By Mike Lee | February 23, 1998

To the Editor: I am writing in response to the article "Tueting won gold, but lost respect of teammates" [The Dartmouth, Feb.

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Opinion

Things to Do Before I Die

By Roy Lee | February 20, 1998

A long time ago, I made a promise to myself that I would do a few things before I die. I made list of things -- some trivial, some stupid and many dangerous.

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Opinion

Auditory Processing Disabilities are Different from Hearing Acuity

By Nancy Pompian | February 20, 1998

To the Editor: Thank you for Sarah Gerry's well-done article on foreign language learning and learning disabilities ("Rassias method isn't a snap for everyone at Dartmouth," The Dartmouth, Feb.

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Opinion

More Speech Classes Needed

By Lincoln Willis | February 20, 1998

When I was in high school, I took a course at the local college in oral communications. Most colleges and universities actually require their students to take one.

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Opinion

Don King's Remarks Demonstrated Insensitivity to Native Americans

By Aaron A. Akamu | February 20, 1998

To the Editor: I just wanted to express some of the concerns that myself and other Native Americans were discussing after the Don King lecture. Basically, we were totally shocked beyond belief and felt like walking out. It was obvious to me and other Native Americans at Dartmouth that King's remarks regarding native peoples were very stereotypical, one-sided and a "folly" at best.

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Opinion

The Failure of Higher Education

By Scott Brown | February 20, 1998

As observers point to the increasing disparity between rich and poor, between the lives of the hopeful and of the hopeless, those of us in higher education should wonder whether we contribute to the problem.

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Opinion

Debate on War in Iraq Did Not Address Important Issue of Potential Casualties

By James Dorsey | February 20, 1998

To the Editor: I attended "Flash Points: To Bomb or Not to Bomb" this afternoon in Collis Common Ground and found the discussion tremendously informative.

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Opinion

Students Were Hurt By Don King's Comments About Native American Traditions

By Michael Hanitchak | February 20, 1998

To the Editor: I am saddened by the report of Don King's comments Wednesday evening, and I have heard many expressions of dismay and hurt from the Native American community here at Dartmouth.

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Opinion

Anti-Semitic Vandalism Is Unacceptable in the Diverse Dartmouth Community

By Dartmouth Hillel | February 19, 1998

To the Editor: In response to an act of anti-Semitic vandalism which occurred on Feb. 17, we express our outrage that something of this nature occurred at Dartmouth, a community which values diversity and tolerance.

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Opinion

Finding Your Place at Dartmouth

By Lynn Murphy | February 19, 1998

As I prepare for my last term as a graduate student, I find myself reflecting on the things that have been important to me here at Dartmouth.

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Opinion

The Winter Mirage

By Aidan Marcuss | February 19, 1998

There are three big weekends at Dartmouth -- Homecoming, Winter Carnival and Green Key," explained my Undergraduate Advisor.

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Opinion

Critics of Student Assembly Should Get Involved in Accomplishing Goals

By Catherine Maxson | February 19, 1998

To the Editor: I'm writing in response to The Dartmouth Editorial Board's criticisms of the Student Assembly ["Less Talk, More Action," The Dartmouth, Feb.

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