Judging Intents
Intent, unlike pixie dust, does not magically make things happen. A few days before Christmas, The Chicago Tribune carried an infuriatingly conciliatory piece summarizing the…
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Ellis ’06 Recognized by Forbes
Michael Ellis ’06, as seen this spring with his wife at TDR’s 30th anniversary gala in New York City (photo courtesy of Gordon Haff…
An Academic Freedom Tussle in the Land of 10,000 Lakes
Ever lose a job opportunity based on your opinion? Tom Emmer allegedly has.An ugly argument over academic freedom has broken out at Hamline University in…
TDR and the Heritage Foundation Present: What is America’s Role in the World?
Earlier this quarter the Heritage Foundation, The Dartmouth Review and PoliTalk put together a lecture by Dr. Theodore Bromund, Ph.D on America’s role in the world. I’m…
Hitchens Is Not Great
The love conservatives are giving Hitchens is baffling. As you may have heard, columnist, author, and professional firebrand Christopher Hitchens died two days ago at…
TDR and Ricochet Join Forces
We’re proud to announce that The Dartmouth Review and Ricochet, one of the most interesting conservative blog sites on the web, have joined forces to bring…
Fall Issues are Now Up!
Hey everyone, the issues from this past fall quarter are now up in our archive in PDF form. Click on over or just click on…
Crouching Moderate, Hidden Romney Killer?
Gingrich’s meteoric rise in the polls is a flash in the pan. With the New Hampshire primary only a month away, serious consideration must be…
Nervous on Newt
Gingrich said of Congressman Paul Ryan’s proposed budget plan this spring: “I don’t think right-wing social engineering is any more desirable than left-wing social engineering. …
Making Carter Look Good
A man to be emulated? Jimmy Carter. The name itself is enough to make anyone over the age of forty-five shudder with revulsion. Few…