The Correct View
Far be it from me to pass on a chance to chime in…. But what I have to say about Ken’s post (below) is simple:…
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A Differing View
Not everyone is on the T.J. Rodgers bandwagon, it seems. The below comes from Ken Dahl, a ’68 and father of my roommate during my…
Who Reads The Dartmouth Review?
Apparently, T. J. Rodgers does. Note the last paragraph.
Rushed, Pledged, and Spackled
In response to Daniel Balserak’s review, reader Sheila Gastiger writes in with some dope on Alexandra Robbins’s Pledged: The Secret Life of Sororities: The “sorority…
Lucas and Perry sweep baseball awards
Dartmouth duo wins Ivy League awards. Ed Lucas was named Player of the Year, while Steve Perry, who pitched a complete game against Harvard to…
In case it’s not printed
>Date: 13 May 2004 12:23:45 EDT >From: Alexander D. Talcott >Reply-To: alex.talcott >Subject: Short letter to the editor >To: The Dartmouth I’ve enjoyed your series…
Dunn Officially hired as bball coach
Press Release from the Athletics Dept. can be found here.
Sounds nice in theory
There’s been a lot of hand-wringing about private schools and the college admissions process. For instance, in today’s D, Zac Goldstein leads with, “Minorities, legacies…
“Does he speakee English?”
>Date: 13 May 2004 12:10:21 EDT >From: Men’s Project >Subject: tonight: The Guy Nobody Wants to Date >To: (Recipient list suppressed) please join us tonight…
Obvious
“Athletes and students with 800 SAT scores also gain admission at a disproportionately high rate, Dean of Admissions Karl Furstenberg said. Rates are also higher…