The Abolition of Man
Over the holiday break I found no better way to close 2018 than re-reading C.S. Lewis’s The Abolition of Man. This was particularly meaningful as…
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An Erudite Endeavor
We are graced with only a handful of years at the College on the Hill, so it is of considerable importance to figure out the best ways in which to spend them. For those more motivated among us, the question of how to maximize our brief intellectual interlude at the College is perhaps most pressing of all…
The Corrosion of Conservatism
Mr. Bring takes a look at “The Corrosion of Conservatism” by Max Boot
Lawsuit Alleges Cover-up of Sexual Misconduct
On Thursday, the Trustees of Dartmouth College were sued for $70 million by seven former and current students (including an ’18 who graduated this past…
Shooting Near Dartmouth: Suspect Arrested
Around 9:45 PM last night, Hanover dispatch received a 911 call informing them of a shooting incident on the sidewalk outside the Christian Science Reading…
In Memorian: Joe Asch ’79
Editor’s Note: Edited and compiled by Daniel M. Bring. The obituary written by the Dartmouth Review will be followed by several written statements dedicated to…
Protesting Thought: Exposé on Horowitz Protests
Editor’s Summary: On October 23, David Horowitz spoke to a large gathering of Dartmouth students in the Rockefeller students at an event organized by the…
The Secret Expansion of Dartmouth College
Last year the Dartmouth Board of Trustees supposedly permanently shut down a proposed plan to build new dormitories and thus expand the undergraduate student body…
Review Reviews: Orozco Murals
On October 11, Professor Mary Coffey delivered the seventh annual Manton Foundation Lecture on the Orozco Murals. The murals The Epic of American Civilization, were…
Ambassador Dobbins Speaks at Dartmouth
Ambassador James Dobbins, now a Senior Fellow studying nation-building at the Rand Corporation, spoke to a crowd of about fifty people on October the 11th….