To the Editor: I couldn't agree more with Zachary Pfeiffer's column, "Vox Clamantis in Harlem" (The Dartmouth, October 22). Having experienced both Dartmouth and Columbia (Dartmouth as an undergraduate, and Columbia as a graduate student), I can't help but say that I would choose Dartmouth over Columbia in a flash. Rest easy, students at Dartmouth -- you have a good life in Hanover.
Recently, the Student Assembly called a meeting to discuss the possible expansion of Kresge, in light of the administration's recent shelving of plans to build a new gym to replace the almost 100-year-old Alumni Gym.
Every fall, all the upperclassmen on campus are amazed at the boisterous energy of the incoming freshmen.
I'll state this for the record: I hate walking all the way to the Food Coop to buy the groceries that I can't get at Topside.
Recently, the College decided that a system needs to be put in place in which students will be charged for public printing.
So, he didn't make it after all. Michael Jordan failed to qualify for the NBA playoffs in what is (supposedly, at least) his last season as a basketball player.
The plan called for a quick offensive, followed by an equally rapid capitulation. Overwhelming force and firepower would engender a quick endgame.
Here's an exercise in imagination. Picture this as an Alternative Spring Break: sunny Jacksonville, located just south of the Georgia-Florida border.
Make no mistake about it, the costs of war in Iraq will be huge. Iraqi armed forces are better prepared this time around -- in the Gulf War their Soviet-era tanks stood no chance against the technological superiority of the American M1A2 Abraham Tank.
Last Friday, I was walking back from the Dartmouth bookstore at two in the afternoon when I ran into a "mini-demonstration" of protesters.