The Senior Dilemma
Last winter, I began to notice some problems with the '97s. There was nothing that I could put my finger on at first, it just seemed as though they were becoming distant.
Last winter, I began to notice some problems with the '97s. There was nothing that I could put my finger on at first, it just seemed as though they were becoming distant.
Last week was the big blood drive on campus. You give the Red Cross a pint of blood, and you get a free cookie.
Eighty percent of you won't finish reading this. I never paid attention to the signs around campus.
Reality is like a picture. For some of us, the picture depicts a clear and crisp winter day and for others a quiet summer night; each of us has our own little version of the picture.
I come from an interesting religious background. My mother is a "non-practicing" Protestant. My grandmother is a die-hard Catholic.
Before I begin, I just have to comment on the sign on the broken blitz computer in Collis: how cool is that?! But, anyway, I've got issues with the English language. Apparently, so do many other Americans.
Last term there was a lively debate in the editorial pages of The Dartmouth regarding capitalism and its various merits or faults.
To the Editor: I am writing in response to Monday's article on the Skiway ("New lodge to be built at Skiway," The Dartmouth, February 2). Despite what the headline seems to suggest, the College has not approved a proposal to renovate or construct a new lodge at the Skiway. It is true, as reported in the article, that a Skiway Advisory Committee has studied the long-term needs of the Skiway and has recommended several upgrades and improvements to the Skiway that will permit it to sustain its intercollegiate and recreational programs into the next century and beyond. The proposed lodge renovation represents only one of many recommendations, none of which were mentioned in the article. The headlines suggested that the College had approved specific plans to build a new lodge at the Skiway.
It's a strange creature, that platypus. Webbed feet, duck-billed, egg-laying ... quite a mammal. A taxonomic nightmare.
Upon receiving my transcript from the registrar this winter, I came to the conclusion that my academic record at Dartmouth has been median at best.
To the Editor: Two articles in the Fall 1997 issue of Uncommon Threads have come under recent attack: "Exposing Erotic Intersections with Class: A Re-Reading of Sally Mann" by Rachel Moss '99 and "awakening" by Uju Anya '98.
Well, freshmen, just a few more months and the College would like to know what our D-Plans are going to be.
President Freedman's announcement of his resignation at this school year's end has blessed us students with a rare opportunity -- an opportunity to influence the College's future.
Upon reading David Gacioch's opinion piece "Culture of Drinking Should Change," (The Dartmouth, January 26) I don't have a lot to say.
The American public is strikingly divided on whether the allegations against President Clinton should make any difference in his role as our country's leader.
All right, so maybe I did write a column in the fall saying that TV in the dorms might not be the best idea in the world.
Let's look at some facts about President Clinton while he has held public office. Most people will remember Gennifer Flowers from Clinton's '92 campaign and her allegations of sexual misbehavior and conduct.
I am a woman. That's right -- I wear a bra, can bear children and have plenty of estrogen running through my body.
Last week a red flyer was sent to the Hinman Box of every '01 woman at Dartmouth. The flier looked like an invitation, with a picture of one of Dartmouth's fraternity houses on top, along with the words "You are invited to Frat Culture Night." The rest of the flier presented a timetable of occurrences for the fictitious event, including items like: "10 p.m.
To the Editor: You (The Dartmouth's Editorial Board) wrote an editorial to say that cable TV in dorm rooms would be a good thing ...? While I'm sure many students will enjoy the cable feed once/if it is installed, it is a trivial issue.