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Talamo: Assembly of Apathy
By Chris Talamo | May 9, 2011After four years here, one Dartmouth phenomenon I've never been able to fully understand is Student Assembly bashing.
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Talamo: President Trump
By Chris Talamo | April 7, 2011I'm not even going to bother with some thought-provoking misdirect of an opening for this column.
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Talamo: Professorial Snobbery
By Chris Talamo | February 28, 2011Over the past few weeks, I've been grappling with the question of whether or not I love Dartmouth.
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Talamo: Expect Less, Get More
By Chris Talamo | February 14, 2011Consider, for a moment, your response to the following hypothetical job listing: "Large governance organization seeking 535 employees to represent more than 300 million clients' domestic and global interests and manage a budget of over $1 trillion.
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Talamo: The "T" Word
By Chris Talamo | February 1, 2011It's a new year, meaning that while Americans are working out what their taxes are, a plethora of government offices are busy trying to make estimates of budget figures for both 2010 and 2011.
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Talamo: Sharing the Seminar
By Chris Talamo | January 17, 2011I hate introductory courses. My hatred for them burns so strongly it would make Dante's "Inferno" read like the brochure for an amusement park.
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Survey Says
By Chris Talamo | November 17, 2010If there is one thing that Dartmouth students are great at, it's knowing how to complain, loudly and often.
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Privacy? Please.
By Chris Talamo | October 20, 2010Facebook is in a lose-lose situation when it comes to our privacy. On the one hand, the website can't seem to shake the perennial privacy leak, which must be the fault of either the company itself or one of its applications.
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Take a Second Look
By Chris Talamo | October 6, 2010Oof. There's been so much heavy stuff on the pages of The Dartmouth lately, you'd think the entire campus was in the streets rioting and burning effigies.
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Time for a Change
By Chris Talamo | September 21, 2010As I have grown older, I have come to the realization that politics in America circles through the same vices year after year in a way that makes NASCAR look novel and exciting.