Women’s Basketball Falls in First Round
The Indian women fell in the first round of the NCAA basketball tournament, losing 95-47 to the third-seeded UConn Huskies. The Associated Press has the…
Articles by The Dartmouth Review
From This Moment On
No more blue songs. Jeffrey Hart, Professor Emeritus of English at the College, has a great new essay in January’s issue of The New Criterion….
Bush Names Portman ’78 to Trade Post
President Bush on Thursday named Robert Portman ’78, an Ohio congressman, to be the next US Trade Representative, pending Senate confirmation. The Washington Post said…
Heschel to Lead Anti-War Rally
Susannah Heschel, chairwoman of the Jewish studies program, will be leading an anti-war rally Sunday in Manhattan, according to the arch-liberal Village Voice. Timed to…
Moore Film Coming to Dartmouth
Film about heavy-handed documentarian to be screened. From: Minority Films Date: Mon, 14 Mar 2005 18:45:52 -0700Subject: PRESS RELEASE: This Divided StateTo: press@thisdividedstate.com PRESS RELEASEFOR…
Women’s hockey advances to Frozen Four
The Dartmouth women downed Wisconsin, 4-3, tonight at Thompson Arena in the NCAA Quarterfinals to advance to the Women’s Frozen Four being held at the…
Colgate ends men’s hockey chances
Though it won’t be official until the pairings are announced tomorrow morning, Colgate’s victory today over Vermont appears to have killed any chance of Dartmouth…
Indian? Green? Moose? None of the Above
Richard Miller ’62 writes us with his thoughts on the Dartmouth mascot: Since I graduated in 1962 I was a Dartmouth Indian. I can see…
More Trustee Election Shenanigans
Scott Johnson ’73 has posted a letter on Powerline from Dennis DiMuzio ’71. DiMuzio describes a recent mailing, “under the auspices of the Office of…
Hockey NCAA bid possibilities
Dartmouth is fighting Colgate and Vermont for the final at-large bid to the NCAA hockey tournament. It should be noted that all three teams are…