Brown: The Demise of a Mission
By Scott Brown | October 16, 2014Splitting the Tucker Foundation into two centers will hurt its mission.
Splitting the Tucker Foundation into two centers will hurt its mission.
To the Editor: If you want to find fault with the College swim team, blame the admissions office.
To the Editor: As the former dean of the Tucker Foundation, I was (and am) concerned about increasing the level of tolerance and understanding on campus.
The mission of Dartmouth College has evolved through the years, as it should. The needs of our country and society have changed, and the College has sought to meet those needs.
To the Editor: The Committee on Civil Discourse was formed in November 1997 "to keep current in the community discussions and considerations of how we interact with each other through our speech and actions." The Committee has met each month during the past year to review and discuss the state of discourse on campus.
College students throughout the country indicate increasing disaffection and separation from social concerns.
War is rarely, if ever, a moral method for resolving a conflict, but the situation in Kosovo troubles even the most peaceable among us.
To the Editor: During the past week, an anonymous person or group sent offensive and hateful publications to religious advisors and student leaders on campus.
The conviction for murder of Jack Kevorkian brings into stark relief a major moral issue of our time.
The results of recent polls reflect a remarkable American ability to separate our personal values from our expectations of leadership.