When Hood Museum Director Brian Kennedy arrived more than two years ago, I shared with him my vision of infusing Dartmouth with art, and he has embraced my call to take art directly to the broader public and place it in "unexpected places" on the campus.
Once again, Joseph Asch has shown a casual disregard for factual accuracy in describing what is happening at Dartmouth ("Be Specific, Please," March 8). To the extent that he has misrepresented important issues, I feel the need to respond. Asch asks for specifics on course enrollments.
To the Editor: In response to the Friday, April 16 editorial (The Dartmouth, "Verbum Ultimum"), I would like to remind the Editorial Board of The Dartmouth that during the 2001-02 academic year the Student Assembly had a very different outlook on the notion of a teaching and learning center.
To the Editor: I have known Joe Asch ("The Administrative Life Initiative," April 2) for a long time, and I am sure he recognizes, as the owner of the River Valley Club, the difficulty of managing the finances of a complicated institution in a volatile economy.