One Carlos Mejia '08, managing editor of the venerable Dartmouth Free Press, wrote that he was "strongly disappointed" that The Dartmouth printed the names of finalists for the Dean of the College position last week ("Dean candidate names should not have been published," Feb.
The selection of the Class of 2006's Senior Executive Committee earlier this month raises a number of troubling questions concerning the Dartmouth administration's conception of diversity and democracy.
A free, vibrant and uncensored press is one of the most important components of a democratic society; it is also one of the most embattled.
To the Editor: Upon reading yesterday's police blotter, I was relieved to find that Safety and Security seems to have adopted a new "preemptive strike" protocol to locate, isolate and neutralize potential threats to the College before they have a chance to metastasize into a clear and present danger. Philip Salinger '08 relates to our humble reader a harrowing narrative of a "man who looked like a transient" getting off a bus and strolling the tranquil streets of our fair Hanover.
I won't pretend to fully understand the political machinations and maneuverings of our tremendously committed alumni with regard to the election of trustees.
I have heard a lot of talk during this campaign about my opponents' many accomplishments in their time on Student Assembly.
Let me just throw this right out there: if you don't get involved in politics when you get to Dartmouth, you're a worthless piece of crap.
COVENTRY, Vt. -- Pouring rain, sinking cars and over 40 hours of bumper-to-bumper traffic failed to keep legions of loyal Phish fans from making their way to a dairy farm in Coventry, Vt.
"Undermind," Phish's latest and final studio album does not sound like the work of a band on the verge of breaking up.
Hello, and welcome to the big show. If you're like most of America and just tuning into the Democratic primary election now, you've missed quite a performance.