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April 28, 2024 | Latest Issue
The Dartmouth
Amy Hooper
The Setonian
Opinion

A History of Freedom

To the Editor: In "Counter-Protests Insulting" (Letter to the Editor, Oct. 11), the members of the "Minus Green" write the following: "There is a fundamental difference between a protest for peace and a counter-protest for war -- the latter being a gratuitous display of callousness which flagrantly disrespects the sanctity of human life." Their assertion that a protest for a peaceful strategy and a counter-protest against such a strategy are necessarily qualitatively different is absurd and propagandist. You cannot deny the fact that we are where we are today, living in a free and democratic country, in some part because of those individuals laying down their lives -- because of war. You are doing yourself an intellectual disservice if you unilaterally condemn war (and any group of individuals mobilized in support of war) and simultaneously benefit every day from what war has brought this country.

The Setonian
Opinion

A Threat to Democracy

With the advent of the Internet in the 1970s and its massive expansion in the 1990s, e-technology is poised to revolutionize certain very basic facets of American society.

The Setonian
Opinion

Luxon Letter Misses the Essentials of Christian Faith

To the Editor: I am writing in response to the letter in The D written by Professor Thomas Luxon concerning the beliefs of certain campus Christian groups in relation to the recent hate mail incident here at Dartmouth. I would simply like to point out to both Professor Luxon and the Dartmouth community that the Christian belief in eternal salvation through acceptance of Jesus Christ and eternal damnation for those who do not in no way condones acts of hatred such as those perpetrated last week. His letter is simply an attempt to shun Christianity.

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