Association to file Lawsuit; Spalding still a Lapdog
The Association of Alumni announced late last night that they would file a lawsuit against the Board of Trustees requesting an injunction. The injunction would…
Articles by The Dartmouth Review
“Take a shotgun and blow your TV off”
Tired of hearing the same old thing from mainstream candidate after mainstream candidate? Then learn about the candidate who saved Bill Clinton’s life—amongst other things….
Dartmouth Medical School Receives $20 Million
The largest ever donation to Dartmouth Medical School and the Dartmouth Hitchcock Medical Center was recently announced. The donation of $20 million came from Peter…
Wright named “New Englander of the Year”
President James Wright was named “New Englander of the Year” by the New England Council. The Council is recognizing him for his work with veterans…
Cleary Disclosure of Crime
Late yesterday afternoon the crime statistics for last year (2006) were released. Of possible interest: Alcohol related arrests were up last year but alcohol related…
Merkel Leaves the College
“I didn’t even have time to pick my raspberries in my garden.” That’s right everyone, and with those words Sustainable Dartmouth’s Coordinator Jim Merkel decided…
“It’s like a moral cost versus the actual cost”
A community cookout followed yesterday’s Convocation. Some 4000 people were estimated to have attended. The meal was advertised as a “waste free event.” Not advertised…
Convocation, Part Deux
As Emily pointed out, earlier today Convocation took place in Leede Arena. The keynote speaker was Bruce Duthu ’80, former head of the Native American…
Convocation, welcome freshmen!
Today, about two hours ago, the College’s convocation ceremony was held in Leede arena. The ceremony, which is meant to bring the freshmen together and…
Prof Hart on alumni governance
Longtime advisor and intellectual mentor to the Review and its writers, Professor emeritus of english at the College, Jeffrey Hart, comments on the trustee governance…