Articles by The Dartmouth Review

…literally. Educrats in Europe are cooking the books: downplaying the role of nation-states, calling Napoleon a reformer, and the Vikings peace-loving farmers and traders. Er,…

Personally, I think it’s a lot more out of character that BG is sponsoring such an event. Back in the day when I was an…

Another event I had no idea my fraternity was sponsoring. I’m the Vice President of Alpha Chi, a small house of about a dozen brothers…

Even if they come up with a new mascot, I have a hard time believing that that will end the use of the Indian. Most…

More details on it: The proposal passed unanimously, although an amendment to condemn the symbol as ‘offensive’ was defeated. They are allocating $750, 1/3 paid…

Over on Free Dartmouth (from what?), Dan Pollock writes: I’m sure Emmett will want to debate me about the constitutionality of this decision: Stetson University…

While Mr. Horowitz’s point about spending is well taken, he’s incorrect that it explains the budget cuts. The reality is that Dartmouth can spend money…

Stan Horowitz responds: Concerning Mr. Wilson?s post: No.� It?s not about conserving the endowment.� Keep your eye on the ball.� Dartmouth?s endowment is dramatically higher…

…today’s my 24th birthday.

Alston wrote: “Whereas the Assembly supports the right of every member of the Dartmouth community to exercise the right of free speech within the constructs…