HANOVER This might be understating things, but brashness doesn’t seem to be part of Phil Hanlon’s game.During a recent interview about his 10 years as Dartmouth College president, he consulted a manila folder containing a few pages of neatly.
HANOVER This might be understating things, but brashness doesn’t seem to be part of Phil Hanlon’s game.During a recent interview about his 10 years as Dartmouth College president, he consulted a manila folder containing a few pages of neatly.
LEBANON Ed DeNike’s well-wishers kept streaming in Friday as he worked his last shift as a scale operator at the Lebanon landfill after 31 years. Longtime customers asked for his number so that they could stay in touch; an old high school classmate.
HANOVER Dartmouth College is marking its commencement Sunday after a year in which college leaders have fumbled at key points while navigating the COVID-19 pandemic reversing themselves on two major decisions and also acknowledging that they.
Forum, March 13: It’s time media stops minimizing sex assault
Published: 3/12/2021 10:00:15 PM
Modified: 3/12/2021 10:00:12 PM
It’s time media stops minimizing sex assault
We are glad the
Valley News published our op-ed, “Dartmouth must remove Leon Black’s name” (Feb. 24). However, we are disturbed by an editorial change that was made to one sentence, since it is symptomatic of a larger issue.
In the original version of our op-ed, we concluded by reminding the reader that sexual assault continues at Dartmouth College as documented in the Clery report and elsewhere and that sexual assault is a crime. We were pointing out that Dartmouth needs to commit to fighting gender-based violence on campus. Allowing Leon Black’s name to remain on the arts center building sends exactly the wrong signal that Dartmouth is not serious about changing an institutional culture that has minimized and disregarded sexual violence.