To the Editor: In Tuesday's article about the possible return of Beta Theta Pi fraternity ("Waiting in exile, Beta strives for re-recognition," May 8), one quote by Dean of Residential Life Marty Redman jumped out.
To the Editor: Student Assembly President Tim Andreadis '07 noted that a "substantial" number of the students who attended recent Student Assembly meetings were staffers of The Dartmouth Review, and then went on to imply that the Review was a driving force behind the impeachment movement ("Work Together to Reform SA," Jan.
As College President James Wright likes to explain whenever the opportunity arises, every student at the College, regardless of how much he or she -- or their parents, most likely -- pays to attend Dartmouth, is on financial aid.
In perusing the full election results from New Hampshire, I stumbled upon an incredibly disturbing fact: Although incumbent Republican Sen.
To the Editor: In his editorial, "Stating the Obvious," (The Dartmouth, September 27), Jacques Hebert touched upon a crucial point -- both candidates, and the parties at large, are laying out large, sweeping agendas without fully explaining what they mean.