Harvard Students: US Greater Threat to World Peace than ISIS
The United States is a greater threat to world peace than ISIS is, according to Harvard students interviewed by Campus Reform. These students find that…
Articles by The Dartmouth Review
The Disorienting Guide: Disturbed Freshmen Have Occidents
Autumn in the Upper Valley is a season unequalled for its serenity and vivid coloration. The temperatures shift gently down from summer’s harsh sear into…
Senior Satisfaction Slackens
On the glossy pages of admissions pamphlets, the College often touts the high levels of satisfaction with which most students view their four years here….
The Disorientation Guide Disorients
As members of the class of 2018 arrived and made themselves at home at Dartmouth, The Dartmouth Radical and the Dartmouth Action Collective, a group…
Daniel Webster’s Collegiate Dictionary
ADMINISTRATION, THE: Composed of unfamiliar officials who are not acquainted with Locke’s warnings about the inefficacy of coercion.
The Bad Professor
1 cup of KAF coffee 1 shot of creamer 2 sugars Leave to chill at room temperature Mark arose from a short slumber; his piercing…
Greek Life: A Freshman Girl’s Take
“Are you going out tonight?” God knows I was. My fridge was loaded with Jell-O shots and an oversized bottle of Malibu Rum. Wearing our…
Finding an Education at Dartmouth
Who are you? If you are part of Western civilization, your cultural ancestors are a tiny monotheistic desert tribe of Israelites and a small city-state…
A Western Culture Primer
The late Harold Bloom’s famed The Western Canon (1994), perhaps the foremost apologia for the Western literary tradition in the modern day Notwithstanding Philip Larkin’s…
Lost Songs of Old Dartmouth
Editor’s Note: Presented here for your consideration and enjoyment are songs of which few current undergraduates are aware but which were sung by generations of…