C and P (Carolyn Wachsman '99 and Polina Globerman '99) point to some real problems and contradictions with the sorority rush system, and more generally with the single-sex Greek system at Dartmouth.
To the Editor: Tim Young '96 rightfully criticizes parts of Steve Schmidt '97's analysis of why '99s should join the Greek system ["Conformity Explained," The Dartmouth, May 22]. But Young fails to point out the alternatives that exist within the Greek system, namely coeducational houses.
Circa 1370 BCE, the Egyptian Pharaoh Akhenaten moved his capital north from Thebes to the city of Tell-el-Amarna.
To the Editor: Once again Sean Donahue '96 ["Greeks Program Should Be Ineligible for Bildner Funds," Feb.
To the Editor, Alpha Theta coed fraternity recently put up a series of posters advertising its rush.