Vox Populi

Vox Populi (the voice of the people), is an ongoing series of commentary and opinion by members of the Dartmouth faculty and administration. For permission to reprint, or to submit an idea for this column, contact Sarah Memmi, editor of Vox.

• Bright Ideas
  By Emanuel "Skip" Sturman, director of Career Services
  March 30, 2009 
• Now That the Black Guy Is in Charge
  By J. Martin Favor, associate professor of English and of African and African American studies
  January 5, 2009 
• The Impact of Class Divide
  By Jeffrey James, director of the Hopkins Center for the Arts
  November 3, 2008 
• Living United
  By Peter Glenshaw, Dartmouth United Way campaign chair and director of community relations
  October 6, 2008
• Time to Offshore Our Troops
  By Daryl G. Press, associate professor of government, Benjamin Valentino, assistant professor of government, and Eugene Gholz, assistant professor of public affairs at the University of Texas Austin.
  January 8, 2007
• Driving Your Financial Investment? Perhaps a License is Needed
  Remarks by Annamaria Lusardi, professor of economics and Alberto Alesina, professor of economics at Harvard.
  July 24, 2006
• Finding an Oasis
  By John Pfister, assistant dean of first-year students and senior lecturer in psychological and brain sciences
  May 15, 2006
• Note to Denmark: Don't Change a Thing
  By John Campbell, the Class of 1925 Professor of Sociology
  April 17, 2006
• The museum in an academic environment: Twentieth-anniversary commission reveals new insight into the Hood's historic collections
  By Brian Kennedy, Director of the Hood Museum of Art
  October 10, 2005
• The value of rare books in the digital age
  By Jay Satterfield, Rauner Special Collections Librarian
  September 26, 2005
• Lessons from Nagasaki
  By Aine Donovan, Executive Director of the Ethics Institute, and Ronald M. Green, Eunice and Julian Cohen Professor for the Study of Ethics and Human Values and Professor of Religion
  August 22, 2005
• Archiving the digital age: How do we preserve our present for the future?
  By Jeffrey Horrell, Dean of Libraries and Librarian of the College, and Martin Wybourne, Vice Provost for Research
  July 25, 2005
• Looking at Einstein: physics one hundred years later
  By Rich Kremer, Associate Professor of History
  May 5, 2005
• Following in my father's footsteps: Selma 40 years later
  By Susannah Heschel, Eli Black Associate Professor of Jewish Studies, Department of Religion
  April 4, 2005
• The legacy of our moat mentality: John Rassias on the importance of language for international understanding.
  By John A. Rassias, William R. Kenan, Jr. Professor and Chair of the Department of French and Italian
  March 7, 2005
• Thoughts on theater: Peter Hackett looks back. Moves Dartmouth forward.
  By Timothy Peter Hackett '75, Professor of Theater
  February 7, 2005