A Galaxy of Transplanted Stars
I've got issues with being a fallen star. We all came to Dartmouth following presumably stellar high school careers.
I've got issues with being a fallen star. We all came to Dartmouth following presumably stellar high school careers.
To the Editor: From her letter of Nov. 7, I feel that Anat Levtov missed my point in emphasizing that there is no "drunk driving" or "driving while intoxicated" (DWI) law in New Hampshire, but rather a law against Driving Under the Influence (DUI). Levtov asks, "Well, is that what really matters about drunk driving?
Last Tuesday night, I left Collis and walked to my car, which I had parked in the driveway between Collis and Thayer.
Though I'm only 28, a recent weekend I spent in Hanover clearly indicated that most of you regard anyone my age as a relic.
In his latest column, "Dialogue and Taboo" [The Dartmouth, November 3], Scott Brown writes, "When we debate, we tend to waste valuable intellectual energy proving the other person wrong, rather than promoting our point of view." I suppose he is being critical of a captious person like me.
A look at November 6th ESPN Sportszone website gave an observant viewer a rather chilling sign of the times.
I spent the last two terms off-campus, living with my family at home. Though some people groan at the thought, I consciously planned this so I could spend quality time with my parents and younger brother before I go off to who-knows-where after graduation.
He flipped his Yankees cap to the back and flashed his post-orthodontia grin in cocky self-assurance.
Responsible Drinking and the Raging Kegger
I have two things I would like to share with everyone today. First, Dave Parker is definitely NOT the "dishroom dreamboat," despite what Eric Del Pozo may believe.
With the recent release of the recommendations of the College Committee on Alcohol and Other Drugs, we, as members of the Dartmouth Community face some very serious ideological issues.
To the Editor: I applaud the New York Times coverage of the opening of the new Roth Center for Jewish Life at Dartmouth [Dartmouth Reveals Anti-Semitic Past," Nov.
Exciting, and Interesting
I know everyone on campus has heard a lot about the controversy regarding the Jack-O-Lantern. I would like to put it on a personal level.
To the Editor: In the session on the CCAOD recommendations on Nov. 13th, a question was asked about what constitutes a high-risk drinking environment.
Nobody directly asked me, but I feel an urge to comment on the current dust-up over the proposed Berry Library.
As he stood on a podium before Baker's grandeur, Dwight D. Eisenhower said,"Dartmouth is what a college should LOOK like." Other world leaders, including the current President of the United States and the leader of Finland, who have visited campus share one thing in common in their speeches, they all echo Ike's infamous quote. Many people on campus are deeply moved by Baker tower, and for good reason.
A Conflict in Dartmouth Philosophy
To the Editor: The College Committee on Alcohol and Other Drugs (CCAOD) recently issued a report advising Dean of the College Pelton how to control alcohol on the Dartmouth Campus.
In a report released yesterday, the College Committee on Alcohol and Other Drugs recommended that Dean of the College Lee Pelton ban kegs during the summer, reduce the number of kegs during the rest of the year and allow Safety and Security officers to patrol the basements of Greek houses during parties.