Opinion

A Slacker Apologizes

By Sam Bonderoff | February 19, 1996

Sleeping through classes. We've all done it at some time in our lives, and it's not a crime, so long as it's kept to a minimum.

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Opinion

US Must Outlaw Sex-Selective Abortion

By Kevin Walsh | February 19, 1996

A classic case of conflicting principles exists in the case of sex-selective abortions. One horn of the dilemma has the "women's movement" enshrining the right to abortion as fundamental.

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Opinion

Get out There and Vote

By Jen Daniel | February 19, 1996

The time to vote in the New Hampshire primary has arrived. Many Americans are feeling disheartened by the candidates.

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Opinion

What's Up with the Frat Scene?

By Caroyn Wachsman | February 19, 1996

So what's up with frats at Dartmouth? Every Sunday when I wake up I say to myself, "Self, you will not go to a frat next weekend ..." So it's Friday night and I'm heading down frat row reciting Randall's update in my head, making a mental note to take Introductory Greek next term.

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Opinion

Tucker Project Experiential, Not Experimental

By Erin Murphy | February 16, 1996

To the Editor: I am writing to clarify a couple points raised in the article "Tucker starts new multicultural project" [Feb.

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Opinion

What's Hot and What's Not

By Katie Shutzer | February 16, 1996

Almost all Dartmouth students have something to complain about. Even if BlitzMail is the greatest invention since cool ranch doritos, if you can't sign on because the "DND Directory Is Not Available" then BlitzMail just plain sucks.

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Opinion

Support for Buchanan Morally Wrong

By Alan M. Dershowitz | February 16, 1996

Could you vote for an anti-Semite for President? Assume that you agreed with many of the programs advocated by a presidential candidate -- on trade, the economy, abortion etc.

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Opinion

Irish Dinner Successful

By Michael J. Tierney | February 16, 1996

To the Editor: I would like to thank all those that helped out and attended the Irish Society dinner.

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Opinion

Why Have Rush At All?

By John Strayer | February 16, 1996

Timing is everything. Over the past couple of weeks the campus has been quite justifiably obsessed over issues of race.

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Opinion

Greeks Program Should Be Ineligible for Bildner Funds

By Sean Donahue | February 16, 1996

To the Editor: I was deeply disturbed to learn that the Coed Fraternity Sorority system received a grant from the Bildner Endowment to do diversity programing.

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Opinion

Why Robert Frost Had to Transfer to Harvard

By Sam Bonderoff | February 15, 1996

Ah, the Dartmouth winter. Sloughing through my third Hanover freeze, I find myself pondering a number of observations I've made over the years about this dreary season.

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Opinion

Department does report COS violations

By Lynn A. Higgins | February 15, 1996

To the Editor: I would like to correct the statement attributed to me in yesterday's article about the Committee of Chairs meeting held on Monday February 12.

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Opinion

French Nuclear Testing and 007

By Kathy Healy | February 15, 1996

You would never think of James Bond and French nuclear testing as having any similarities. I guess that's why the man in Congressional Research Service game me a funny look as I asked him for all the reviews of "Golden Eye" that they had on Lexis/Nexis.

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Opinion

"Rachel, Don't Sweat It, I missed Today's D"

By Rachel R. Gilliar | February 15, 1996

There is nothing quite like writing a newspaper column. The pressure to be profound on a weekly basis is tremendous.

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Opinion

Race-blind Admissions Are Close at Hand

By Lou Spelios | February 15, 1996

To the Editor: I am writing concerning Dave Hemmer's column entitled "Race Should Have No Place in Dartmouth Admissions" [Feb.

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Opinion

Even Life as A Ski Bum Can Be Educational

By Lea Kelley | February 15, 1996

For the first time in what seems like years (but is really only 16 months), a term is taking place at Dartmouth, and I'm not there to see it.

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Opinion

The Joy of Leisure Reading

By Matthew Lubin | February 14, 1996

One of the most welcome reliefs from academic drudgery is also a simple one: reading for pleasure.

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Opinion

James Bond: Chauvinst by Definition

By Rachel R. Gilliar | February 14, 1996

Like many people on this campus, I recently saw Goldeneye, the new James Bond movie. It was, in essence, like any other James Bond movie -- the unadulterated sexism, the rampant male chauvinism.

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Opinion

Sporting Events No Fun

By Matthew Mcgill | February 14, 1996

To the Editor: In an article on declining attendance at Dartmouth sporting events, Dick Jaeger posits that attendance is down because Dartmouth students have many more social options than we did three years ago [Feb.

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Opinion

Television's V-chip Puts Power Back In Parent's Hands

By Kathy Healy | February 14, 1996

In Bill Clinton's State of the Union address, he called for implementation of the "V-chip" in every television across the nation.

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