Dartmouth’s Philosopher Remembered
By Jeffrey Hart The recent gift to Dartmouth of Eugen Rosenstock-Hussey’s papers will greatly assist the further study of this important philosopher and one of…
2011
While Patriots Die, Libyan Generals Compete for Top Spot
Over the last few weeks, NATO has been launching countless airstrikes against Gadhafi’s forces in Libya. Despite this relentless pounding of Colonel Gadhafi’s assets,…
Robot to Pitch at Phillies Game Tonight
In a classic April showdown between two National League contenders, the Phillies and the Brewers will take the field at Citizens Bank Park tonight. The…
Article of the Day
Former Minnesota governor Tim Pawlenty recently made a stop at Dartmouth-Hitchcock Medical Center. He fielded questions from doctors and workers, while pushing free-market solutions to…
Pawlenty Pushes Capitalism at DHMC
Addressing reporters after his talk at Dartmouth-Hitchcock Medical Center “We need to be problem-solvers and solution-providers…” Tim Pawlenty, former two-term Governor of Minnesota, paused, his…
Text Messaging and the Death of Etiquette
I recently came across an interesting piece in the Times‘ Style Section on text messaging and etiquette. The article, written by David Carr, argues that…
Rago ’05 Wins Pulitzer
Joseph Rago ’05, a former editor-in-chief of The Dartmouth Review, a trustee and a current member of its advisory board, has been named the winner…
The Audience Shrugs?
The more fiercely libertarian among you may have noticed that the first of a planned three films based on Ayn Rand’s epic Atlas Shrugged debuted last…
Looking Under Dartmouth’s Hood
Just yesterday, Valley News published a delightful little piece on the Dartmouth budget titled “Engine Repair: Dartmouth’s Budget Turnaround.” While Valley News doesn’t want the…
Rauner Acquires Rosenstock-Huessy Papers
By Benjamin M. Riley It is always difficult to assess the impact of someone only a short time after his life is over. That said,…