Jack O'Lantern Offers Public Apology to Dartmouth Community
To the Editor: Over the past few weeks, several issues regarding pieces printed in the Jack-O-Lantern humor magazine have risen to prominence on campus.
To the Editor: Over the past few weeks, several issues regarding pieces printed in the Jack-O-Lantern humor magazine have risen to prominence on campus.
To the Editor: We, as members of the Dartmouth administration and faculty, are saddened by the fact that our community has again been diminished by the expression of hateful and hurtful language.
To the Editor: The Committee On Student Organizations meets today to determine whether or not the Dartmouth Jack O'Lantern humor magazine will continue to receive College recognition and funding.
Expansion has been the persistent theme of Dartmouth's history. Ever since the College's first major building project -- the construction of Dartmouth Hall in 1791 -- buildings have been added almost every decade.
I've Got Issues ... with being turned upside down. Everything I knew to be true and right and simple just isn't anymore.
A New Resource for an Ongoing Problem
To the Editor: Last year , Palaeopitus challenged all of us at the College to reaffirm our commitment to the Principle of Community.
To the Editor: Yesterday's article about the racial slurs in The Jack-O-Lantern really shocked me.
So often we hear our peers and colleagues make reference to the "Dartmouth community;" yet so difficult is it to specify what qualifications serve to define this community we speak of.
Some weeks ago, while browsing the stack of the bookstore for textbooks, I ran across a rather interesting book for a pretty interesting class.
I appreciate Abiola Lapite's response ["In equality of Wealth is a Force for Good," Oct. 22, The Dartmouth] to my Oct.
To the Editor: The presidents of the Coed, Fraternity, Sorority Houses (CFS) at Dartmouth College would like to take a moment of your time to address safety and liability issues concerning the festivities associated with Homecoming Weekend at Dartmouth College.
For those of you that have been following the "selection" of our new Provost closely, it will come as no surprise that former Provost James Wright has been re-appointed for another year as Provost.
Last week I received a perfectly typed copy of my college transcript. I laughed when I saw the seal on my transcript.
There has been a lot of debate in The Dartmouth this term about social class and the best ways to spend your time at Dartmouth.
In the past week, triggered by Abiola Lapite's column "Inequality of Wealth is a Force for Good" [Oct.
A famous author, I think it was Twain or Hemingway, once said that a cynic is nothing more than an idealist with a broken heart.
To the Editors: I was disappointed in seeing the article "Hillary tries to relax as 50th nears" in the October 21st edition of The Dartmouth.
Abiola Lapite's column ("Inequality of Wealth is a Force for Good," Oct. 22, The Dartmouth) was more than misguided, it was worrisome.
There was, when I was a freshman, a man known as "House" at Dartmouth. I never actually knew him, just saw him working at Full Fare from time to time.