God Save Liberalism
Deborah Wassel ’07 has penned an analysis of the contemporary misuse of the word “liberal.” This rather unoriginal discussion of vocabulary ends abruptly when Wassel…
Articles by The Dartmouth Review
Better Late Than Never
Two weeks after refusing to cover a possible terrorist threat against Daniel Pipes’ lecture in Dartmouth Hall, the Daily Dartmouth has finally bothered itself to…
Indian Food and Condoms
Free condoms and catered Indian food just might attract people to this otherwise unappetizing event. Date: 09 Feb 2005 08:43:09 EST From: Caitlin C. Farrell…
Justice Breyer isn’t familiar with the Dartmouth College Case
His 2003 Financial Disclosure Report lists a reimbursement for a lecture he gave on campus at “Dartmouth University,” an entity that does not exist thanks…
Hanson vs. Edsforth Tomorrow
Tomorrow evening, classicist Victor Davis Hanson will debate peace studies professor Ronald Edsforth on whether preemptive wars to establish free societies are justified. Hanson’s take…
Steamy Hanover Winters
After the bitterly cold January, most anything would seem warmer by comparison. But of late, the weather has been positively balmy—on Sunday the mercury peaked…
Sat. Sports
Was on the road with my job, didn’t get a chance to listen to any of the action tonight. Men’s hockey bounced back with a…
Simon ’64 Endorses Write-Ins
Screenwriter and social critic Roger L. Simon ’64 is supporting both write-in candidates for the Board of Trustees—Peter Robinson ’79 and Todd Zywicki ’88. Darmouth’s…
Valley News Profiles Trustee Candidates
Today’s Valley News profiles Peter Robinson ’79 and Todd Zywicki ’88, who are running as write-in candidates for a spot on the Board of Trustees.
You really, really like me!
Powerline, Time Magazine’s blog of the year, plugs Reviewer Michael Ellis, highlighting his work for the Bush campaign and his article covering the inauguration. According…