On Dartmouth’s Debauchery
The irony of beginning this editorial with something like “When I think back to my freshman Green Key…” is that most people simply don’t remember…
Articles by Devon Kurtz
Our Founder’s Steadfast Mission
For many of us at The Review Professor Hart’s passing put our organization into historical perspective. With growing political tension on campus — especially among…
An Erudite Endeavor
We are graced with only a handful of years at the College on the Hill, so it is of considerable importance to figure out the best ways in which to spend them. For those more motivated among us, the question of how to maximize our brief intellectual interlude at the College is perhaps most pressing of all…
Failed Strategies: Turning Point USA
Earlier this summer, at a retreat in Colorado, the Koch brothers took aim at the conservative effort to reclaim college campuses. In short, they criticized…
A Learning Opportunity
“You are sieging Troy, and you have no Trojan horse.” I once said this to a group of conservative strategists who asked me for my…
Immigration Protest on the Green
On Saturday June 30th, activists and protestors from the Hanover Town Democrats and the Dartmouth College Democrats filled the Green to hold a demonstration about…
The Review Reviews 1984
It is common for theatrical adaptations of books to be poor. But, it is rare that a theatrical adaptation of a book misses as much…
Antifa: The Anti-Fascist Handbook
Antifa? You mean those “black-clad” thugs that smashed up a Starbucks on Berkeley’s campus? Who are they? Where did they come from? Why are they…
TDR Reviews Ferguson
Artistic expression is often most meaningful when it is grounded in some reality—a variable degree of truth. This form of art is successful time and…
Sexual Assault at Dartmouth
During the 2012 election cycle, U.S. Representative Todd Akin infamously proclaimed, “If it’s a legitimate rape, the female body has ways to try to shut…