Opinion

Columnist's Form of Social Darwinsim is Appalling

By Casey Noga | October 23, 1997

I fail to see the logic in Abiola Lapite's laughably-titled opinion piece "Inequality is a Force for Good" [Oct.

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Opinion

Hopkins Center Film's Stowe

By Sydney Stowe | October 23, 1997

Give Credit Where Credit is Due

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Opinion

Inequality of Wealth is a Force for Good

By Abiola Lapite | October 22, 1997

In a just world, there would be no inequalit-es of wealth and income, no winners and losers. No man would wallow in luxury while his neighbor lacked a roof over his head, and secure jobs at good wages would be available for all who wanted them.

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Opinion

Student Assembly: Hardly a Lazy Summer

By Dave Gacioch | October 22, 1997

Last Wednesday, the front page of this newspaper included a headline which told its readers that the Student Assembly had had a lazy summer as few resolutions had been passed.

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Opinion

Good Health is Undervalued

By Amanda Molk | October 22, 1997

Looking around this college, it is easy to see that Dartmouth is the land of opportunity. We can do anything we want to here -- from studying Chinese to ballroom dancing, from learning to play squash to starring in a play.

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Opinion

Yalie Who Complained About Dartmouth Marching Band Lacks Sense of Humor

By Robert Valet | October 21, 1997

To the Editor: In response to the Yalie who disliked the Dartmouth College Marching Band's pre-game and halftime shows at Yale on Saturday ["Dartmouth College Marching Band Embarrassed Itself and the Ivy League," Oct.

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Opinion

The Joy of Julia

By Matthew B. J. Delaney | October 21, 1997

Last weekend was my parent's wedding anniversary. I read somewhere that the gift for the first year anniversary is paper.

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Opinion

Recycling Culture

By Kyle B. Teamey | October 21, 1997

Last fall, I had the dubious distinction of being elected Recycling Chair of my fraternity. It was basically one of those, "who's left to dump this position on?

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Opinion

EPA: Environmental Protection for the Affluent

By Adam J. Siegel | October 21, 1997

How many times have you heard President Clinton justify a new public policy on the basis that it will help inner-city children and low-income minorities?

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Opinion

25 Years Later

By Margie DeWard | October 20, 1997

This weekend I celebrated the 25th Anniversary of Coeducation at Dartmouth. To me, the Coed Celebration is not just about seeing Meryl Streep, or passively attending the one weekend's events.

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Opinion

Dartmouth College Marching Band Embarassed Itself and the Ivy League

By Eunice Park | October 20, 1997

To the Editor: Saturday was the Yale-Dartmouth football game. It also happened to be Parents' Weekend at Yale.

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Opinion

A Solution to the Christmas/Holiday Tree and Ceremony Debacle

By Daniel Siegel | October 20, 1997

To the Editor: Each fall, just after Thanksgiving and before the end of classes, someone gets a big tree and places it in the center of the green.

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Opinion

The Growing Economic Class Divide

By Scott Brown | October 20, 1997

While Wall Street continues its unprec-edented run, the bull market is leaving most Americans behind.

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Opinion

Publishing of Klein Column Showed Poor Editorial Judgment

By Karen R. Blum | October 20, 1997

To the Editor: I have been a devoted reader of The Dartmouth and have been privileged to know some of your predecessors.

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Opinion

A Corrolary to Ayn Rand's Philosophy

By Unai Montes-Irueste | October 20, 1997

Like many Dartmouth students and Upper Valley residents I recently attended the viewing of Ayn Rand: A Sense of Life and was instantly reminded of the controversy incited by this author's life and works.

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Opinion

Student Assembly Works Hard

By Joshua Graubart | October 17, 1997

But none of Their Tasks Are Worth Doing

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Opinion

An Alternative to Webster Avenue

By Jaime Bedrin | October 17, 1997

My first year at Dartmouth I was in a great Spanish class spring term. Although I liked my drill instructor, I really liked the other section's drill instructor more.

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Opinion

A Voice Calling in the Wilderness

By Julie Sloane | October 17, 1997

There's a fungus among us. Or so it appeared in the bathroom mirror. The first red annular blob appeared on my chest a week after I arrived in London.

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Opinion

Assembly's Summer Full of Accomplishments

By Frode Eilertsen | October 16, 1997

Members Anything But 'Lazy'

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Opinion

A Separation of Worlds

By Matt Mcdonald | October 16, 1997

One of the nicest things about Dartmouth is being able to get away from it for a bit. Last weekend I went home briefly, and this weekend I'm going down to Boston to see the Head of the Charles Regatta.

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