Frustration with Dartmouth's student government reached new heights this year. In response, Student Assembly unanimously voted to establish the Student Governance Review Task Force, an all-student committee charged with investigating and presenting solutions to longstanding issues.
Of course there is a liberal bias at Dartmouth. The vast majority of our campus faculty leans towards the left, as is true of universities around the country.
To The Editor: In his column, Student Voting at Dartmouth, Daniel Linsalata pointed out the mistakes Hanover voters made by voting for Sen.
The sociology department's exchange program to Copenhagen is a waste of money and in need of thorough review.
To the Editor: About half of Dartmouth students receive no financial aid at all. Only 44.1 percent of members of the Class of 2008 receive financial aid (The Dartmouth, September 10) That means that their families pay $40,000 a year to send their children to school.
Early America had the Alien and Sedition Acts. World War Two had the internment of the Japanese. The Red Scare had the arrest of hundreds of suspected communists.