All Koch’d Up
08 March 2011
The Kochs’ Gastby-esque behaviors persist, considering the Kochs’ subtly lawbreaking, tax-evasive and generally slippery power-gaining tactics.
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Revolution 2.0
05 March 2011
In Tunisia, one man lit himself on fire and within weeks that fire had spread to the rest of the country via the internet and cell phones. The result transformed the entire country.
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Molotov Cocktails
03 March 2011
Hosni Mubarak could ignore the outrage of the international community. He could ignore Barack Obama’s stern phone calls and social media too, since at 82 years old he lacks a Facebook account.
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Spotlight on FemNEW
02 March 2011
And seeing the nearly 200 portraits of men and women who are proud to call themselves a feminist, I can’t help but agree that this photo project is really ground-breaking in terms of debunking myths and stereotypes about feminism.
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Corporate Values
28 February 2011
Apathy on campus partially derives from ignorance. How many students are aware of the most recent benefit cuts? How many know that some Dartmouth employees can’t afford to take their children to the hospital?
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Dirty Dirty Salad: DDS
25 February 2011
recent cases of food poisoning reveal a real danger that could result from DDS’s failure to seek feedback from the student body about its food and service quality.
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MLK Day
21 January 2011
After a month-long series of celebratory events—ranging from theatrical and musical performances to campus lectures—hopefully his social revolution will resonate with a new amplitude among Dartmouth students, even those who don’t care about politics. But if Martin Luther King Jr. has shown us anything, it is that you do not have to be a politician to make progress happen and indeed that the greatest progress is often made by groups of people who do not sit in conference rooms behind closed doors.
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Rewriting Herstory
21 January 2011
As the world celebrated Wikipedia’s tenth year anniversary last Saturday, some, especially professors, librarians and researchers, were likely not so celebratory. I decided to explore how gender affects its reliability.
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Afghanistan
21 January 2011
The larger War on Terror has expanded to two continents as the CIA carries out covert and illegal military operations in countries as varied as Yemen, Kenya, and Tajikistan.
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Ballooning Public Debt
21 January 2011
The problem with the debt isn’t just that it’s huge, but that it’s too huge for anyone — politicians and citizens alike — to easily comprehend. Any number in the billions or trillions sounds very big, and it’s very difficult to conceive how large it actually is.
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