Moral from a Headless Snow Sculpture
In the past week, two unrelated events have forced me to reconsider what it means to be part of the Dartmouth community.
In the past week, two unrelated events have forced me to reconsider what it means to be part of the Dartmouth community.
To the Editor: I have just finished reading Jim Hall's commentary "Three Beers At The Lone Pine" (Feb.
To the Editor: I was building a snow sculpture the other day and a funny thing happened: I asked a Dartmouth student what caused the lack of spirit for the Winter Carnival - ignorance or apathy?
This subject has probably been beaten to death, but not all that needs to be said has been said. A group calling itself the Dartmouth Alliance for Social Change issued a letter Monday to administrators demanding the immediate abolition of the Coed Fraternity and Sorority System.
To the Editor: When I first arrived here this year entering a graduate program, I was shocked and dismayed by the "Greek" system on this campus.
To the Editor: I write in regard to the article in the Valentine's Day issue, "Love and Dartmouth: a contradiction in terms?" (Feb.14). As far as I see it love is alive and well on this campus.
The Dartmouth Alliance for Social Change has submitted an open letter to the administration issuing an ultimatum to abolish the Coed Fraternity Sorority system in Fall term 1994.
Last spring, the student body voted down Andrew Smith '94 in his bid for Student Assembly President, thereby breaking the hold on the Assembly that started with Brian Ellner '92, continued with Tara McBennet '92 and ended with Andrew Beebe '93.
The Student Assembly has spent hundreds of dollars and countless hours in an effort to encourage students to boycott Dartmouth Dining Services tomorrow.
To the Editor: I would like to respond to the message written on the Winter Carnival Snow Sculpture this past Saturday morning.
During the past four years at Dartmouth, much attention has been devoted to the topic of social alternatives.
Has Carnival lost its purpose? '97s have probably heard upperclassmen saying "Carnival is overrated.
Winter Carnival is much more than a snow statue and three day weekend. In 1909 a junior named Fred Harris came up with an idea.
In light of the opening of Collis it is evident that Dartmouth continues to discriminate against certain groups.
In one of the most blatant displays of wasteful government spending nationwide, the city of Dallas has begun construction of an enormous bronze sculpture of a 19th century cattle drive.
Clad in jeans, clogs and my ski team jacket , I walked into the Hop for breakfast, something that has become a routine over four years at Dartmouth.
To the Editor: Most people cannot pinpoint their earliest memory. I can. I was three. It was the day my father was killed.
Student Assembly President Nicole Artzer '94 should demand the resignation of SA Vice-president Steve Costalas '94 and the six other members of the Executive Committee who on Monday issued the statement threatening her with removal from office. They made it clear in their statement that they can no longer work with her.
Ignores One Relevant Student Issue
To the Editor: I would like to underscore some of the points made in yesterday's article about Prozac ("Doctors prescribe 'wonder drug' to combat depression"). The comments of Mike DiPietro '95 are absolutely right.