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Editorial: Let's Be Positive

Letters to the Editor

The Week in Review

Objectifying Offense
by Alexander Wilson
 Rarely is any attempt made to define what we mean by what is offensive or why it is such an unholy and unacceptable state of affairs.

Speaking for the Greeks
by Steven Menashi
 "Sigma Nu feels that the current voice of the Greek System, the Coed Fraternity and Sorority Council (CFSC), is ineffective in representing the views of the system or the organizations within,"

Dartmouth Derecognizes Zeta Psi
by Matthew Tokson
 Dean Martin Redman of the Office of Residential Life announced today that Zeta Psi fraternity has been permanently derecognized and will no longer exist at Dartmouth.

Miss Cleo Predicts Heorot's Future
by Matthew Tokson
 What would become of my fraternity? Was the College involved in some sort of plot to demolish whatever house I planned to live in? How would ORL’s mysterious investigation play out?

Bargain Basement Debauchery
by Kevin Parkman
 With the Greek system on its way out and alternative social options the words of the day,  it was determined that White River Junction’s watering hole and strip club, Cactus Jack’s, must be explored.

Sullivan on Bush: "So far, so good"
by Matthew Tokson
 Andrew Sullivan has emerged as one of the prominent voices of the gay conservative movement. The Dartmouth Review caught up with Sullivan to ask him a few questions about Bush and his gay constituents.

Halvorssen: Dartmouth is "PC Hell"
by Andrew Grossman
 The Dartmouth Review talks with Thor L. Halvorssen of the Foundation for Individual Rights in Education about the College's decision to derecognize Zeta Psi.

The National Media Return to Hanover
by J. Lawrence Scholer
 Hordes of television crews and reporters swarmed onto Webster Avenue, Dartmouth’s fraternity row, Friday, May 11, in the wake of the College’s decision to permanently derecognize Zeta Psi fraternity.

Student Response to Derecognition
by Seth Goldberg
 Many students interviewed by The Dartmouth Review agreed that the derecognition of Zete was merely a sign of the times, as Dartmouth has become increasingly hostile to Greek organizations.

Spring Elections Wrap-up
by Alexander Talcott
 On May 9 and 10, students voted in elections for Student Assembly representatives, class officers, College committee and Green Key Society members.

Be All You Can Be in the ROTC
by Alexander Talcott
 The College has only eight students active in its Army ROTC program. A single student has been commissioned each of the past two years. The College is a mere extension center of Norwich University as its program is "too small to warrant a full-time Army Staff,"

Lessons on Readiness at Peace
by Jeffrey Hart
 In retrospect, the period ending on December 7, 1941, possesses a strange quality. As I recall, most people thought we would get into the war, but everyone was stunned by the Japanese attack.

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