To the Editor: Dan Knecht hit the nail on the head with his recent op-ed discussing the void of healthy intellectual discord in Dartmouth's classrooms today ("The Monolith on the Hill," Jan.
To the Editors: The more things change, the more they stay the same. Having grown into somewhat of a skeptic after my years in Hanover, it humors me to no end that the College has chosen to take an issue that is very clear in its needs and resolutions and politicize/bureaucratize it.
To the Editor: In The Dartmouth's recent piece, "College Removes Long-Distance Fee," (July 7,2003) I was surprised to learn that long-distance service will be provided free of charge, "like it does internet service, electricity and other utilities." Maybe standard protocol has changed since I last attended, but I seem to remember these utilities falling under the roughly $35,000 our parents were charged each year.