Opinion
Gart: What The Hell Is DA$H?
By Jeremy Gart | March 7, 2023Groceries are frustratingly difficult to acquire on campus — but they don’t have to be.
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Editors’ Note: Winter Carnival Special Issue 2023
By Jeremy Gart , Lauren Azrin and Tess Bowler | February 10, 2023This article is featured in the 2023 Winter Carnival special issue. Welcome to winter in Hanover! Three weeks ago, we were immersed in the midst of a historic warm spell, with just one run open at the Dartmouth Skiway and a cautiously optimistic student body. Now, we’re recovering from last ...
Opinion
Gart: Let’s Grab A Meal Sometime
By Jeremy Gart | October 28, 2022Fraternity rush might be a better system than its sorority counterpart, but it’s still flawed — and deserves scrutiny.
Opinion
Gart: In Defense of TikTok
By Jeremy Gart | October 6, 2022It’s time to face a harsh reality about our study habits. TikTok isn’t the problem — we are.
Opinion
Gart: Dis-Orientation
By Jeremy Gart | August 31, 2022During orientation, it’s easy to repeat the same conversations over and over. The best way to make new friends? Shake things up.
Opinion
Gart: Wednesday Night Fever
By Jeremy Gart | May 20, 2022Thanks to Dartmouth’s peculiar nightlife schedule, Wednesday nights have become a unique learning opportunity for students.
Opinion
Gart: Build Back Louder
By Jeremy Gart | April 21, 2022With the opening of two new buildings and a copious number of additional study spaces, we should let these new areas be for social studying instead of enforcing quiet zones.
Opinion
Gart: How You Can Help
By Jeremy Gart | March 3, 2022The Russian attack on Ukraine requires a fundamentally different approach than the current activism around social justice issues.
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Gart: Control the Criticism
By Jeremy Gart | February 11, 2022The pandemic has served as a harsh reminder that being completely uncontroversial is an impossible feat. It’s time we readjust our standards.
Opinion
Gart: Nothing To Sneeze At
By Jeremy Gart | January 18, 2022Dartmouth’s intentional ignorance is a COVID-19 strategy that should thrill the student body — and yet, some of us are still complaining.