Evan Meyerson

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My Father's Suit

It was a gray size 40 that draped down below my knees. In fact, there was no need for pants. What should have been a tight-fitting, European designer suit looked more like a parka on my six-year-old frame. It became our routine.

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My Father's Suit

It was a gray size 40 that draped down below my knees. In fact, there was no need for pants. What should have been a tight-fitting, European designer suit looked more like a parka on my six-year-old frame. It became our routine.

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My Father's Suit

It was a gray size 40 that draped down below my knees. In fact, there was no need for pants. What should have been a tight-fitting, European designer suit looked more like a parka on my six-year-old frame. It became our routine.

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Between Loyalty and Fanaticism

Twenty-six days are all that separate this writer from joining the hallowed ranks of Dartmouth's alumni network.

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Funny Numbers, Fuzzy Priorities?

There exist few decisive processes in our society that are more opaque and arbitrary than elite college admissions.

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Relegitimizing Student Assembly

Over the past three years, Student Assembly has continued on an embarrassing march towards irrelevancy.

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An End Without An Answer

T-minus 73 days. After 11 terms, 33 classes and the greatest three-plus years of my life, the end is shockingly near.

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The Lost Art of Respect

I am convinced there is an epidemic at Dartmouth: there must be some medical explanation for how some of the nation's brightest students transform into Neanderthals each and every Friday around 8 p.m.

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The Paradox of Selectivity

Through watching my sibling go through the 2008 edition of the college crapshoot, it has become clear to me that I could not get in to Dartmouth with today's admissions metrics.

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From Intolerance to Activism

Blacks do drugs. Women cry. White men hate everyone. Generalizations like these plague American culture incessantly.

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