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October 14, 2026
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Battling Eating Disorders

By Dan Richman | October 21, 1994

Last summer I had a friend with an eating disorder. It took me a while to realize it, but after a while I noticed that even though she was probably the thinnest person I knew, she still always seemed to be concerned about gaining weight.While I was extremely concerned about her, I felt handcuffed.

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Course Guide, the Best Ever

By Mike Corierre | October 20, 1994

To the Editor: No matter how well you do something at Dartmouth, you're going to be criticized. Dartmouth's political pundits are notorious for wanting it all, no matter what the facts are, and the 1994 Student Assembly Course Guide is no exception.

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Who Are the Feminists?

By Suzanne Rosen | October 19, 1994

Sometimes I feel like the air in the room gets tigher everytime I hear the word "feminist" or "feminism." It's as if every person in the room is taking a deep breath, and silently sucking in the last breath of fresh air before they get the smoke of another bra-burner. Then I think, "I must be imagining this tension because today's women don't burn their bras, but wear 'sportier' ones." Then why is that tension there?

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Affirmative Action, Racial Hostility: Return to Ideal of the '60s

By Matthew Lubin | October 19, 1994

Affirmative action policies, which assuredly are of relevance to us here at Dartmouth, may or may not be of long-term benefit to the formerly disadvantaged groups they are intended to aid. In this column, however, I should like to leave that question aside briefly and consider two wider effects such policies can have on American or any other society, that have the possibility -- or perhaps probability--of influencing the society decidedly for the worse.

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Tough Choices in Coming Out

By Earl Plante | October 18, 1994

My second year at Dartmouth was extremely difficult for me emotionally. It was during that time that I began to critically examine myself and came to the frightening realization that I am gay.

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The Joy of Football

By Rachel R. Gilliar | October 17, 1994

I have never understood football. To me it has always been a cult-like game, full of unintelligible hand signals, secret passwords and ambiguous objectives.

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Homecoming: Now, I understand

By Kevin Walsh | October 17, 1994

As the many visitors to the Dartmouth campus head home and the rest of us who remain return to our regular routine of campus life, it is helpful to reflect on the events of this past weekend.

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Fund Publications through the UFC

By Andy Schader | October 13, 1994

Dartmouth is a place that prides itself on being an institution of higher learning. In the recent past there has been an effort to further this even more by promoting intellectualism on the campus.

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A Big Tent over 1994 Republicans

By Jim Brennan | October 13, 1994

The "Big Tent" has made a comeback in American politics. In years back, political parties were said to have formed a Big Tent when, for the success of their organization, they welcomed groups with different ideas and views of government into their fold.

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College Departments Discriminate Against Non-work-study Applicants

By William Guerin | October 12, 1994

To the Editor: I would like to call attention to a policy held by many employers at Dartmouth which I feel to be a contradiction of the College's policy of Equal Opportunity, as well as an abuse in spirit of federal grant money. Namely, the common non-acceptance of applications for employment from students who are not eligible for federal work-study subsidies. Under the federal program, Dartmouth receives "a grant from the federal government for the purpose of subsidizing part-time and full-time jobs for financial aid recipients" (Student Handbook, p.

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