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The Freshman Issue:
September
11th and Beyond: from Hanover
by Adam E. Tanney
On
Wednesday, September 12, night spread its cloak upon our Green for
the second time since darkness befell our nation. Our luminated
clock saw our beloved Dartmouth Community gather beneath its
spire—each soul holding candles and holding back the tide of
nightfall. English
5: Into the Heart of Darkness
by Barrett P. Thornhill
It was an
experience, not simply another course; the word “course” would
indicate that the nine weeks of polemics through which I grumbled had
some kind of academic merit. Your
Guide to the SLI
by Matthew J. Tokson
On
Wednesday, September 12, night spread its cloak upon our Green for the
second time since darkness befell our nation. Our luminated clock saw
our beloved Dartmouth Community gather beneath its spire—each soul
holding candles and holding back the tide of nightfall. Saturday
Night: Revel in Structured Options
by Matthew J. Tokson
Dartmouth
has been undergoing something known as the "Student Life
Initiative" (or SLI) for the past few years. The initiative,
launched on February 9, 1999, is designed to promote new
social/residential options and to discourage use of Dartmouth’s
dominant social option, its fraternity and sorority system. The
College has invested a great deal of time and effort towards changing
these student lives, towards shaping students’ social behaviors into
different forms than they had previously taken.
Orientation
2000: Thanks for Sharing
by J. Lawrence Scholer
She hated
Dartmouth. Her story began with the acceptance
letter, and the anticipation of four incredible years at a prestigious
Ivy League College in the woods of New Hampshire. Her anticipation
would become despair soon after she arrived on campus.
The CIDE
Report: Diversity or Bust
by J. Lawrence Scholer
The
Student Life Initiative Report proclaimed the "end of the Greek
system as we know it" and heralded the arrival of a brave, new
social system at Dartmouth. The Report, released in the winter of
2000, drew hundreds of student protesters and caused the cancellation
of Winter Carnival.
Can
Emo Go Pop? Two New Albums
by Stefan M. Beck
“Far better it is to dare mighty
things, to win great triumphs, even though
checkered by failure, than to rank with those
poor spirits who neither enjoy much nor suffer
much, because they live in the gray twilight that
knows neither victory nor defeat.”
—Theodore
Roosevelt
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