The Ivy-Industrial Complex Part II: The Lifestyle Brand known as the Ivy League
While some members might march and scream about how they hate their own privilege and status, the great secret of the Ivy League is that everyone loves it.
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The Paradox of Remote Learning
It was only then that I realized that I had been so busy lodging complaints against the format of online courses that I had entirely forgotten to consider how the material itself, and my understanding of it, was affected by the distance.
The Ivy-Industrial Complex Part I: A Gentle Introduction
The Ivory Tower is tilting.
On Sheep and Other Mammals
When I graduated from high school in 2017, William Deresiewicz’s book Excellent Sheep: The Mis-Education of the American Elite and The Way to a Meaningful Life…
Dean Lively Chooses Fire and Brimstone
Courtesy of Kathryn Lively On Monday, April 13th, Dean of the College Kathryn Lively finally found the long-awaited confidence to write an original and un-paraphrased…
On Elections and Their Consequences
If you opened this article looking for commentary on the 2020 election, I’m sorry to disappoint. Contrary to popular theory, The Review generally forgoes national news…
The Four Horsemen of the Dartmouth Apocalypse
Four Horsemen of the Apocalypse, Viktor Vanetsov To the dismay of many bright-eyed sophomores looking forward to a summer of complete inebriation while also escaping…
Race to the Fourth
With mandatory pass/fail grading, the allure of the fourth class has proven too strong to resist for most.
On The Relative Merits of Incompetence
On Sunday, several staff members, myself included, collaborated on a piece outlining the disastrous online course Add/Drop that occurred last Monday. As I wrote in…
Why Does the Moral Defense of Capitalism Matter?
Yaron Brook: “The Moral Case for Capitalism” If there is one thing that was important about the Dr. Yaron Brook speaker event titled “The Moral…