Three Beers at the Lone Pine
In light of the opening of Collis it is evident that Dartmouth continues to discriminate against certain groups.
In light of the opening of Collis it is evident that Dartmouth continues to discriminate against certain groups.
In one of the most blatant displays of wasteful government spending nationwide, the city of Dallas has begun construction of an enormous bronze sculpture of a 19th century cattle drive.
Clad in jeans, clogs and my ski team jacket , I walked into the Hop for breakfast, something that has become a routine over four years at Dartmouth.
To the Editor: Most people cannot pinpoint their earliest memory. I can. I was three. It was the day my father was killed.
To the Editor: I would like to underscore some of the points made in yesterday's article about Prozac ("Doctors prescribe 'wonder drug' to combat depression"). The comments of Mike DiPietro '95 are absolutely right.
A pair of popular buzzwords on campus is "social options," used almost always in the same context as the new Collis Center and to criticize the Greek system.
In our four short years as college students, we seek to learn many things. Some would focus on the sciences while others would pursue the humanities.
It scares me sometimes, to see what is going on in the great wide world out there, and to wonder what is going to happen when I am out of college and living in that world.
Ignores One Relevant Student Issue
Student Assembly President Nicole Artzer '94 should demand the resignation of SA Vice-president Steve Costalas '94 and the six other members of the Executive Committee who on Monday issued the statement threatening her with removal from office. They made it clear in their statement that they can no longer work with her.
After the victory of American and coalition forces in Operation Desert Storm and the collapse of the Soviet Union, former President George Bush proudly proclaimed the genesis of a "New World Order." Under this new system of global relations, international cooperation and collective action would be the defining characteristics of crisis management.
Artzer Must Offer Leadership
According to members of the Student Assembly Executive Committee, President Nicole Artzer stepped outside her bounds by attempting to undermine a vote that called for a boycott of Dartmouth Dining Services.
The College will be in good hands next winter when President James Freedman begins a well-deserved sabbatical.
To the Editor: Dan Richman's column of Feb.2 ("Support a Greek Evaluation") concludes "So the moral is: All we are saying is give Greeks a chance." Richman neglects to look beyond his brief three year presence here and see the history behind the Greek system and the College.
I can remain silent no longer. In the last two weeks I have avoided the foremost question on the minds of the American people. My opinion regarding the controversy may be somewhat biased.
To the Editor: I feel the compulsion to speak about the showing of the Hell Night video in the lounge of Topliff Hall Wednesday night.
To the Editor: In her Feb. 3 column ("Responsibility of Student Representation"), Student Assembly President Nicole Artzer '94 once again chose to criticize the Nominations Committee.
To the Editor: Tucked in at the end of the recent article on Amarna ("Amarna invites new members," Feb.2), almost as an afterthought, is a quote from Christine Carter '94 explaining that the alcohol policy that applies to Greek houses "will apply to undergraduate societies." This is not the case at Panarchy, also such a group.