Opinion
In Praise of Moderates
By Dan Pollock | May 30, 2001The rumors swirled through the marble stairwells of the Senate and the ornate gardens of the Capitol.
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Something Better
By Dan Pollock | May 16, 2001The decision to permanently derecognize the Zeta Psi fraternity was disproportionate to the administration's punishment of acts committed by other Greek and non-Greek organizations.
Opinion
Dean Larimore For SA President
By Dan Pollock | May 2, 2001No, I'm not kidding. On May 9th Dartmouth students will have an opportunity to tell the administration that we will no longer acquiesce to phony elections of a Student Body President who has no true institutional voice in the management of the school.
Opinion
Trouble on the South China Sea
By Dan Pollock | April 4, 2001Our new President is incredibly adept at making self-fulfilling prophecies. First, there were his negative comments about the economy for over a year during the presidential campaign, which may have actually helped to slow down the economy.
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Rain or Shine?
By Dan Pollock | March 6, 2001It doesn't always happen, but yesterday's snow proved that our friendly weatherman's (or woman's) prediction was correct.
Opinion
Pardon Politics
By Dan Pollock | February 20, 2001Sequels are rarely as successful as the originals, although apparently Washington doesn't think so.
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Point - Counterpoint
By Dan Pollock | January 22, 2001Was Bill Clinton a good President? - Yes
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Dissecting Linda Chavez
By Dan Pollock | January 9, 2001Move aside John Ashcroft. Last Sunday, Linda Chavez, a syndicated columnist chosen to be Bush's Secretary of Labor, acquired the unfortunate distinction of being the president-elect's most controversial cabinet designee.
Opinion
A Baltic Missile Crisis
By Dan Pollock | January 5, 2001Does this scenario sound familiar? A young, inexperienced president is elected to office with a slim electoral majority and faces grave doubts about his abilities from leaders both at home and abroad.
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New Kids on the Hill
By Dan Pollock | November 22, 2000Very little political news has been able to wedge itself past the partisan rancor over the Presidency.