Opinion
The Merits of an eDartmouth
By Habiba Musah | March 6, 2006There was a campus-wide shock when The Princeton Review left Dartmouth off its list of the nation's 25 most connected campuses.
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Opinion
Starving To What End?
By Habiba Musah | February 16, 2006Most people who go on hunger strikes seem to be, by nature, proponents of non-violence. When Mahatma Gandhi, the poster child for non-violence, wanted to protest the British rule of India, he went on a hunger strike.
Opinion
What Makes the Headlines
By Habiba Musah | February 2, 2006It recently dawned on me that in terms of world affairs in the realm outside Dartmouth, I somehow end up getting my news a day or so after everyone else.
Opinion
Read More, Write Better
By Habiba Musah | January 20, 2006While a slew of recent op-eds have posed questions regarding the poor level of writing among Dartmouth students, it has occurred to me that there is perhaps one very important, yet thus far unaccounted reason for this.
Opinion
Necessary Funding
By Habiba Musah | November 9, 2005In a recent letter to the editor ("SA Shouldn't Fund Pet Projects, Regardless of Merit," Nov. 7), Tatyana Liskovich '08 recounts two main reasons why Student Assembly should not fund specific organizations or student groups, such as the KatrinaHelp or any other effort for Katrina Relief.
Opinion
What Not to Say
By Habiba Musah | October 12, 2005In a recent broadcast of his "Morning in America," the radio talk show host and former Reagan Administration Secretary of Education Bill Bennett went out on a limb and made a drastically inappropriate statement.