Opinion

Gamma Delta Chi Party Advertisement Blatently Racist and Prejudiced

By Kially Miguel Ruiz | February 24, 1997

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.

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Opinion

The Moose is Loose

By David Altman | February 24, 1997

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.

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Opinion

While Eating Disorders Are a Serious Threat at Dartmouth

By Heidi Fishman | February 21, 1997

Helpful Resources Abound

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Opinion

New Housing Procedures Better For Everyone

By The Dartmouth Editorial Board | February 21, 1997

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.

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Opinion

If Students Bother to Look

By Karen Lefrak | February 21, 1997

There is No Lack of Programming

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Opinion

Call Me Disillusioned

By Seth Abrahson | February 21, 1997

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.

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Opinion

The Fleecing of Dartmouth

By Julie Sloane | February 21, 1997

Fleece -- wonder fabric or overpriced unstylish trend? I spent the first eighteen years of my life unaware that the fabric even existed.

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Opinion

Socioeconomic Justice First

By Lee Istrail | February 20, 1997

The drive towards a balanced federal budget is in the air, visible in several significant events and predictions over the past several months.

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Opinion

Lack of Communication Skills is the Problem

By David Chiang | February 20, 1997

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.

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Opinion

Dartmouth Women Need Not Sound Unsure

By Ilana Liebert | February 20, 1997

To the Editor: I am writing in response to M. Penn Dodson's letter "Dartmouth Women: Act More Like Men?" [Feb.

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Opinion

Mock Wedding Was a Political Statement, Not the Real Thing

By Tracy Parr 97, Breeanne Clowdus | February 19, 1997

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.

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Opinion

The Dartmouth Uncovers the Allure of a Fraternity Basement

By Lauren Mcquade | February 19, 1997

To the Editor: My roommate and I were reading The Dartmouth on Monday, Feb. 17, and we were thrilled that someone finally has taken the initiative to tackle the issues of alcohol and Greek life.

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Opinion

The Prison Project

By Jodie Lee | February 19, 1997

Last term I spent every Monday afternoon at the Windsor Correctional Facility in Vermont. As a Tucker Foundation volunteer for the Prison Project, I taught inmates how to play the piano.

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Opinion

Social Space: Dartmouth Students Don't Know What They're Missing

By Shannon Lenahan | February 19, 1997

I never have an original thought. I try to be weird, thinking some stroke of originality will come of it, but alas the following is not a result of my own ingenious thought.

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Opinion

Pick a Major

By Sam Bonderoff | February 18, 1997

Many of you '99s out there are going to have to file a major card soon, so, in the interest of upholding social welfare and promoting decency and loving kindness, I present to you a small review of some of Dartmouth's more engaging departments.

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Opinion

A Beer Garden of Controversy

By Robert Leathern | February 18, 1997

I've had trouble understanding the schizophrenic attitude toward alcohol in the United States ever since I came here in 1993.

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Opinion

A Morning in the Life of...

By Matthew Delaney | February 17, 1997

I woke up this morning to the alarm clock. The alarm clock noise is a horrible sound isn't it?

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Opinion

First Amendment Rights Should Come First

By Christopher Warren | February 17, 1997

In San Francisco right now, a battle is raging over benefits for the unmarried partners of gays and lesbians.

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Opinion

What Women Are Thinking

By Julie Sloane | February 14, 1997

Julie, you've got to help me. Y'see, I like this girl, but um, I don't know. We had lunch and she blitzed me but then I haven't blitzed her back and it's been a week but I really like her and ..." "Oh Julie!

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Opinion

What Men Are Thinking

By Matt Mcdonald | February 14, 1997

Wouldn't you like to know, ladies? There are certain secrets that all men share with one another.

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