Thursday, May 18, 2006
Volume 26, Issue 13

More French Radicals. Who Knew?

Deconstruction is associated with literature because it unravels traditional thought and authenticity through the text. In this way, it once again denies incorporeal meaning because, to the deconstructionist, there is nothing outside of the text; the philosophical implication is that truth is formulated, not discovered, which means that there is no ultimate and permanent Truth that unifies man's earthly existence with some transcendent or other-worldly existence. There is no Author.

A History of Dartmouth Indians

The Indian mascot remained synonymous with Dartmouth for over a century until the Board of Trustees unilaterally called for its end.

History of Green Key: Select and Remaining Memories

Editor's Note: Presented here for your consideration and enjoyment is the classic Review history of Greek Key week-end, required reading for any socially-literate or historically-conscious Dartmouth student. Joseph Rago '05 made the most recent, extensive updates and added other relevant information, much of it drawn from primary sources and personal accounts. All images appear courtesy of Dartmouth College Library.

Honestly, Who Are These People?

In America at the Crossroads, Fukuyama ascribes the political philosophy of neoconservatism to the latent anti-communism espoused by one-time erudite Trotskyites.

Spring Sports Round Up

With the win over BU, Dartmouth improved to 12-5 on the season. Theywill face the Princeton Tigers at 1:00 PM at Scully-Fahey field thisSaturday. The winner of Saturday's game advances to the NCAA Final Fournext weekend.

Gordon Haff's Last Word

It is not enough to have a good mind; the main thing is to use it well.

–fortune cookie

Barrett's Mixology

~~Like, Sooooo Good!~~
Take, like, 1 Diet Coke
Add a Bunch of Bacardi
Drink poolside with your BFF’s!!!3