Opinion
Network Failure
By Daniel Ng | April 5, 2004At the end of last term, the College announced a $22 million donation from an alumnus to establish a new institute for computational science.
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Opinion
Seeing Crimson
By Daniel Ng | February 10, 2004It's time to face reality. Consciously or subconsciously, many Dartmouth students suffer from a Harvard inferiority complex.
Opinion
Finding Community
By Daniel Ng | November 24, 2003This College has a bad habit of overusing the word "community" to give people warm, fuzzy feelings of group solidarity.
Opinion
The Crowded Streets
By Daniel Ng | November 10, 2003The church was located in the heart of San Francisco, but you will not find it in a guidebook. The architecture was lavish.
Opinion
Business Pointers for DDS
By Daniel Ng | October 23, 2003DDS excels at being predictable, like the predictable southern fried chicken on Mondays at Food Court, or the predictable deep-fried bits of seafood on Fridays.
Opinion
Whose Town is it, Anyway?
By Daniel Ng | October 10, 2003Hanover, it is said, is a quintessential New England college town. You can even find Baker Tower on the corporate logo for the town of Hanover.
Opinion
It's a Chinese Thing
By Daniel Ng | May 2, 2003The word "Chinatown" conjures some very evocative images. Roast chickens and ducks hanging by their necks in eateries.
Opinion
Berry Very Good
By Daniel Ng | April 24, 2003Berry Library invites a narrow range of comments from students. Words like "functional" and "sanitized" tend to dominate.
Opinion
All the News You Do Not Need
By Daniel Ng | April 14, 2003At the end of Winter term, the Student Assembly issued a call for "alternative media coverage" to be made available on campus.
Opinion
The Perils of Powerpoint
By Daniel Ng | February 28, 2003Dartmouth students generally have mixed views about Powerpoint. As an economics major, it is difficult to avoid it in class.