Presidential Pong
By Joe Kardon | May 13, 2009Green Key cometh, President Wright. Alumni flock from 'round the girdled earth back to the Dartmouth roost.
Green Key cometh, President Wright. Alumni flock from 'round the girdled earth back to the Dartmouth roost.
When was the last time your professor sent you back an essay or test with comments? It most likely wasn't when you received your most recent final paper or exam.
Recent releases from the Killers and Gorillaz both showcase a growing trend: musical multiplication.
A wise man once told me the "Wu-Tang Clan ain't nuthin' to f' wit." With that in mind, I hope you understand the risks involved in dealing with one of the most respected acts in hip-hop music. In 1993, the Wu Tang Clan birthed a work of art so stunning and raw that it can only be described in bloated James Lipton-esque grandeur.
Am I to understand the only argument you propose that should keep Raj Koganti '08 and his admittedly "well-formulated plans" from office is your inability to effectively understand him (Verbum Ultimum, May 4)? Not everybody is born in the United States and not everybody can come from Hyderabad, India and run as the most impressive and compelling candidate in the field.
To the Editor: The "debate" over free speech rages from a comic strip in The Dartmouth to a comic strip of Mohammed.