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Healthy Choices
By Tina Praprotnik | February 25, 2009Recent columns by Jacob Batchelor '12 ("Bad Sam," Feb. 20) and The Dartmouth Editorial Board ("A Worthy Cause," Feb.
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Proceed With Caution
By Tina Praprotnik | January 28, 2009As I watched Obama's inauguration last Thursday, I felt hopeful and moved (which I expected), but also a little concerned (which I did not expect). Before the inauguration, Brian Solomon '11 asked "what President Obama can say on this day that will ... ignite the passions of Americans" ("A Time (For Us) To Act," Jan.
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Distributive Justice
By Tina Praprotnik | January 15, 2009In a recent survey conducted by the Student Assembly, a majority of students indicated that maintaining academic quality should be a main priority for the College.
Opinion
Kings of Convenience
By Tina Praprotnik | March 4, 2008In a nation already obsessed with convenience, Dartmouth is ahead of the curve. Amid all the complaining, many of us forget just how absurdly convenient our lives here are.
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Till Death Do Us Part?
By Tina Praprotnik | February 20, 2008Remember trying to choose that perfect, cleverly representative AIM screen name in middle school?
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Graduated Fees
By Tina Praprotnik | August 10, 2007Fifty years ago, the civil rights movement greatly increased the equality of opportunity in education.
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YouTube, You Choose
By Tina Praprotnik | July 27, 2007Just as the first televised debate, the famed 1960 match between Kennedy and Nixon, revolutionized the campaign process by putting candidates on display in millions of American homes, YouTube is once again redefining the role of democracy.
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Gah-Gah for Gu
By Tina Praprotnik | June 29, 2007Dartmouth does not usually attract a student body that is especially artsy. Located far from major galleries and museums, our College certainly does not claim to be an oasis of visual art.
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Gah-Gah for Gu
By Tina Praprotnik | June 29, 2007Dartmouth does not usually attract a student body that is especially artsy. Located far from major galleries and museums, our College certainly does not claim to be an oasis of visual art.
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A Freedom of Information Act
By Tina Praprotnik | March 7, 2007In contrast to the Middlebury College history department's ban on Wikipedia, other institutions of higher learning have responded to the public knowledge movement more commendably.