To the Editor: I can not believe it's happening. The Dartmouth has come out, as an organization, and denounced the whole Tri-Kap name change as insensitive.
Iwould like to congratulate Lea Kelley '97 on her column proposing to lower the drinking age to 18.While she concentrated mainly on aspects of Dartmouth life that could be altered for the better by changing the drinking age to 18, it is important to expand on a couple of general ideas regarding this change that would affect high school and college campuses all over the country. It is a fact that drinking will happen wherever people our age are left without parental influence, and oftentimes it happens while the underage drinker is still with his parents -- it is just done a bit more clandestinely.
To the Editor: I'd like to respond to Shilyh Warren's letter, ("Pornography misrepresents women's sexuality," April 14, 1995) hopefully without throwing myself into the melee that the Playboy issue has become.
To the Editor: In response to Sean Donahue's somewhat aggressive column, ("College Should Stop Supporting Frats," Feb.
I don't understand the motive behind Student Assembly President Danielle Moore '95's decision to step down from her leadership position. She was hailed as the great hope to maintain (or regain) liberal leadership of the Assembly, and when the first sign of disagreement with those of the opposite point of view enters under her administration, she steps down, citing inability to work with the Assembly. How did someone like this ever get elected to a power position in the first place?
To the Editor: The Dartmouth seems to have missed the point about the whole uproar over the Hanover Police policy. The editorial in Wednesday's issue of The D ("A Cause for Outrage?") states that the whole blitz barrage and discussion of the situation at hand is geared at protecting the underage "'right' to party." This is not the case.
To the Editor: In light of recent news of possible administrative additions, I suddenly feel that I am not adequately represented in the administration of this institution.
To the Editor: This is in response to Donald Goss '53's column "Good Manners in the Dartmouth Education" (Feb.