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Opinion

A Call to Arms

By Joshua Graubart | January 7, 1998

Last spring, I met a Dartmouth alumnus from the class of 1944 who told me a wonderful story. After many of the veterans, including himself, returned from the war to complete their education, the town of Hanover got the idea that since the students comprised a greater percentage of the town population than local residents, it was passing up a huge revenue source by not taxing them.

Opinion

Student Assembly Works Hard

By Joshua Graubart | October 17, 1997

But none of Their Tasks Are Worth Doing

Opinion

The College is a Private Institution so Students Give Up Certain Rights

By Joshua Graubart | October 3, 1997

To the Editor: In Tuesday's opinion piece ["Emphasize Responsible Drinking"], Dave Parker '00 asks whether the College has a legal right to "enter our rooms at any time, for any reason, and to seize anything they might find." The Fourth Amendment notwithstanding, the College has the right.

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Anonymous Group Parallels Unabomber In Use of Press

By Joshua Graubart | March 5, 1996

To the Editor: One year ago, The New York Times and The Washington Post bowed to threats from the terrorist known as the Unabomber and printed his fringe political tract, ostensibly in the interest of public safety.

A Call to Arms

Student Assembly Works Hard

The College is a Private Institution so Students Give Up Certain Rights

Anonymous Group Parallels Unabomber In Use of Press

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