To the Editor: The recent opinion piece by Zachary Pfeiffer '05 about alcohol policy enforcement at Dartmouth ("Real Discrepancies Exist in Alcohol Policy Violations," April 13) gives me an opportunity to clarify something about the comparison to Yale.
In his March 29 op-ed ("Alcohol Policy: Seeking Answers"), Joseph Asch '79 misrepresents Yale's position on alcohol violations as well as the situation at Dartmouth.
To the Editor: I am writing to address some persistent misunderstanding and misinformation about the question of Dartmouth's deep and longstanding commitment to free speech, reflected most recently in the letter from Brandon Fenn '07 ("Student support for Smith's views on free speech," Feb.
To the Editor: I am writing to take issue with two statements or sentiments attributed to me in the Nov.
To the Editor: I appreciate The Dartmouth's highlighting the "Good Samaritan" policy, but I am writing in response to Friday's editorial that conveys the misconception that the policy is applied on a "subjective, case-by-case basis" ("Verbum Ultimum," Oct.
I am writing about the incident reported in The Dartmouth on Oct. 11 ("Police arrest 11 Kappa members Monday"). Many of us are very concerned about what happened, about the implications for student safety, and about what situations like this mean for our life as a community.
To the Editor: It has been good to see so many letters to the editor and opinion pieces published in the Dartmouth recently about the important topic of sexual assault.
To the Editor: Your editorial on Friday, May 24, about changes in the sexual assault policy at Harvard was right on target when it observed that more rather than less student input is needed when changes to such a policy are contemplated.
To the Editor: I'm writing on behalf of the Dean of the College Office to express appreciation for The Dartmouth's recent coverage of issues concerning sexual assault and campus safety.
We are observing Sexual Assault Awareness Week at Dartmouth. Our collective commitment to the principle that sexual intimacy requires mutual consent should be so ingrained that a week devoted to raising awareness should be unnecessary.