Opinion
Commencement Speaker
By Lea Kelley | May 22, 1997President Freedman Underestimated Students
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Opinion
Let's Talk
By Lea Kelley | November 22, 1996Those who placed the anonymous posters around campus labeling a '99 a rapist did a great disservice to both the students involved and to the Dartmouth community as a whole. In no way do I mean to disparage the seriousness of rape and sexual assault.
Opinion
'00s Should Know All the Facts
By Lea Kelley | November 8, 1996At this year's Homecoming football game three freshman were arrested for the "crime" of rushing the field.
News
Rush the Field - Don't Get Caught
By Lea Kelley | October 18, 1996There has been much discussion in recent weeks about what to call the class of 2000. Well, in case anyone hasn't heard -- they are zeroes.
Opinion
Dartmouth Loves to Hate Greek System
By Lea Kelley | October 4, 1996Everybody loves to hate the Greek system. Sororities are for bimbos. Frats rape. All sorority members are anorexic and blond.
Opinion
Nice To Meet You
By Lea Kelley | September 27, 1996As Jen Parkinson wrote yesterday, "If some one is going to bother reading 750 or more words of my opinions, perhaps they deserve to know who I am." So, allow me to introduce myself. My name is Lea Kelley, I'm from Washington state, I'm a double major in English and History and I'm a Tri-Delt.
News
Freshman Year Offers Numerous Opportunities and Hazards
By Lea Kelley | July 27, 1996I have sat down to write this column several times, but I can't decide if I should start with "I'm really glad I'm not a '00" or "I really wish I was a '00." I remember vividly the first time I actually considered how cool it was to be a 'shmen.
Opinion
Even Life as A Ski Bum Can Be Educational
By Lea Kelley | February 15, 1996For the first time in what seems like years (but is really only 16 months), a term is taking place at Dartmouth, and I'm not there to see it.
Opinion
Freshman Year Offers Numerous Opportunities and Hazards
By Lea Kelley | October 2, 1995I have sat down to write this column several times, but I can't decide if I should start with "I'm really glad I'm not a '99" or "I really wish I was a '99." I remember vividly the first time I actually considered how cool it was to be a 'shmen.
Opinion
Fund the NEA
By Lea Kelley | August 8, 1995I took a poll of Dartmouth students on Wednesday in order to discover what was on their mind. "Write about something interesting," they said. Suggestions on what I should write about ranged from an attack on Dick's House to a questioning of Rukmini Sichitiu's '95 ability to write an objective review of the Greek system to a refutation of anything written by Sarah Johnston '97. Okay, so that was a lie.