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The Dartmouth
June 27, 2026
The Dartmouth
Opinion


Opinion

Mann, the Magician

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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.



Opinion

The Good in Greek

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Just when you thought it was no longer possible, it seems that another article about the Greek system has made it into The Dartmouth.





Opinion

Pick a Major, Part II

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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.



Opinion

The Moose is Loose

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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.



Opinion

New Housing Procedures Better For Everyone

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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.



Opinion

Call Me Disillusioned

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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.