The Dartmouth

Opinion

Liberal Arts

By Yang Wei Neo | November 21, 2008

What should a liberal education be? What disciplines should be emphasized? The Daniel Webster Project Conference, which begins tomorrow, examines these interesting and important questions in educational philosophy with respect to Socrates and Rousseau. Dartmouth has, over time, introduced courses that seem almost pre-professional: Mathematical Finance, Operations Research, Computer Science, Business Chinese, Public Policy etc.

Opinion

A Case For Apathy

By Yang Wei Neo | November 10, 2008

This presidential election has transformed the apathetic teenager into an informed voter. We discussed the candidates' personas, basic policy proposals and, most importantly, the actual geographical proximity between Alaska and Russia.

News

Restricted Access

By Yang Wei Neo | October 29, 2008

Over the past few weeks, my fellow residents and I have been billed for damages amounting to almost $2,000.

Opinion

Voice Lessons

By Yang Wei Neo | October 13, 2008

All of us, as adults or even as college students, articulate much more often by speaking than writing.

Liberal Arts

A Case For Apathy

Restricted Access

Voice Lessons

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