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Opinion

DDS Should Not Resort to Forcing Students to Eat in Overpriced Dining Halls

By Michael Ellenberg | April 3, 1997

To the Editor: As usual, Dartmouth Dining Services is struggling, and instead of considering improving the quality of their food and service, they are going to resort to forcing us to eat in their overpriced dining halls.

Opinion

'Independence Day' -- A movie worthy of praise, not insults

By Michael Ellenberg | July 9, 1996

To the Editor: Your article on Friday about "Indepedence Day" ["'Independence Day' free from intelligence," The Dartmouth, June 5] wasn't so much a review of the film as it was a litany of insults.

Arts

Kieslowski's film trilogy inspires

By Michael Ellenberg | January 10, 1996

Tonight's Dartmouth Film Society screening of director Krzysztof Kieslowski's Three Colors trilogy offers a special opportunity to explore the theme of this term's series, "Auteurs." Blue, White and Red (titled after the three colors of the French flag) represent the final product of the great Polish director's oeuvre.

DDS Should Not Resort to Forcing Students to Eat in Overpriced Dining Halls

'Independence Day' -- A movie worthy of praise, not insults

Kieslowski's film trilogy inspires

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