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Wednesday, April 8, 1998
Dartmouth Ponders Ethnic StudiesContained in the latest issue of Tick Talk, the official mouthpiece of the Student Assembly, is an endorsement of the formation of an Ethnic Studies program at Dartmouth. Tick Talk proclaimed the new Korean Studies program as a prototype for further ethnic studies programs. Professor John Ellis DeconstructsJohn Ellis is Professor Emeritus of German Literature at the University of California. He has also written and published extensively on the intellectual agendas and politics of the contemporary American university. He is one of America's foremost experts on the recent history of academia. College 'Justice' Fails deMoyaThe panel charged with investigating the alleged physical abuse of sophomores Brian deMoya and Bert Sperling by Dartmouth Safety and Security forces and members of the Hanover police force has delivered its report to Dean of the College Lee Pelton. President Freedman: Using His ReligionAmong all those presidents, however, Freedman remains among the most outspoken on Jewish issues in higher education. Through a series of public comments, notably his 1990 attack on the Dartmouth Review, Freedman has repeatedly used his ethnicity to make a name for himself in academic circles. John Magyar and the Outing ClubAccording to one former professor, Dartmouth's greatest glory is its location. Nestled against the banks of the Connecticut River in between the White and Green Mountain ranges, settled astride the Appalchian Trail, is Dartmouth College. Mad Libs: Write Your Own Keynote AddressI am (honored, delighted, outraged) at this (occasion, dinner, trial) to (speak, comment, pervade my demagoguery) about (my Jewish past, my book the award winning Idealism and Liberal Education published by the University of Michigan Press, Thurgood Marshall: Man of Character). Letters to the EditorI strongly suggest that you restrain from sending me further copies of Dartmouth Life. It only serves to diminish my enthusiasm for giving to the Alumni Fund. It only reinforces my commitment to contributing solely to Coach John Lyons or athletics in general. |
Following the HerdThe academic horde was, in 1981, well into its transition to the narrow ideologies of race-gender-class politics, and the consequent subjugation of the artistic and the humane. It was that narrow race-gender-class orientation which deemed plagarism redeemable in my father's student because he was poor and of sympathetic ethnicity. Freedman's Perverse PersonalismSince his arrival at Dartmouth in 1987, President James Freedman's most prominent and repeated public stance has been the frequent public announcement of a private matter — his own Judaism.
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