Earth Sciences--Duller than Economics?
To the Editor: In response to Sam Bonderoff's most recent article ["Pick a Major, Part II," Feb.
To the Editor: In response to Sam Bonderoff's most recent article ["Pick a Major, Part II," Feb.
I did not know much about the Big Green prior to arriving for my kayaking trip on that sunny, but breezy early September afternoon.
It has recently been my opportunity to have undergone a truly sublime experience, an experience so fateful in its implications and so richly productive that I feel myself duty bound to communicate, or at least try to communicate, something of the flavor of this experience to my fellow students; I encountered the genius of Thomas Mann's fiction. I imagine that there are a good many individuals out there, not all of whom are irredeemable bottom-feeders, who might be a bit nonplused as to why they should find my enthusiasm for Thomas Mann's writing of any relevance to themselves.
It has been going on for a few weeks, and at first I tried to conceal it. However, a few of my close friends began to notice the change in my behavior and a few of them confronted me about it.
Just when you thought it was no longer possible, it seems that another article about the Greek system has made it into The Dartmouth.
Somewhere in the United States today, a teenager will strike a match and ignite a lifelong habit.
To the Editor: On Friday evening, I was one of many people who attended a viewing of the film 'DRUNKS'. I wanted to take a moment to comment on two points presented in The Dartmouth's Feb.
To the Editor: Dartmouth College does need a mascot, and the character to fill that position might well best be the moose.
Since we didn't manage to cover very many departments in last week's column, here's a few more because I love you '99s so darn much! RUSSIAN: There's nothing like Tolstoy, Turgenev and Dostoevsky to make you suicidal in a jiffy.
To the Editor: I am writing to express my amazement and indignation over the flyer used by Gamma Delta Chi fraternity to advertise their "South of the Border" party on Saturday night.
All of you who were at this past weekend's basketball and hockey games saw what I saw -- 2 great things: action on the main stage and a surprise in the stands. Even though the final scores did not turn out as we wanted, I can say I'm proud to support our Dartmouth.
Helpful Resources Abound
The housing policy released today by the Office of Residential Life is a positive step toward creating a sense of community on a campus plagued by residential discontinuity and dissatisfaction. Under the new policy, up to eight friends will be able to live together in adjacent rooms.
There is No Lack of Programming
As a sophomore at Dartmouth College, and an English major whose youthful idealism had never stretched beyond the confines of the theoretical, I decided, in the summer of 1996, to make myself useful to the world at large. Immediately faced with the immensity of my task, I bided my time, opting to sit in front of my BlitzMail and wait for an opportunity to appear.
Fleece -- wonder fabric or overpriced unstylish trend? I spent the first eighteen years of my life unaware that the fabric even existed.
The drive towards a balanced federal budget is in the air, visible in several significant events and predictions over the past several months.
To the Editor: One of the biggest problems with gender issues is that one is always a member of one group or the other and it is difficult to be neutral.
To the Editor: I am writing in response to M. Penn Dodson's letter "Dartmouth Women: Act More Like Men?" [Feb.
To the Editor: In Friday's Weekend Gazette, there was a photograph of us with a caption announcing our wedding on the Green at 12:20.