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Economists broadly define capital as durable goods that are used in the production of goods and services. In the business world, this generally entails purchasing…

Editor’s Note: Recently, The Dartmouth Review had the opportunity to speak with Susy Struble, the organizing member of Dartmouth Change. A member of the Class…

Each term, Dartmouth temporarily suspends academic rigor for a quarterly celebration of tradition. During Homecoming, Dartmouth enthusiastically receives alumni from around the world and welcomes…

Dimensions season gives freshmen a great new look. Finally we shift up the totem pole as wide-eyed, slightly more pubescent students swarm the campus hopelessly…

On Friday night comes yet another Dartmouth tradition – the Programming Board concert on the Gold Coast lawn. This year’s event features Chicago rapper Lupe…

With campus abuzz about the upcoming Green Key weekend, Sigma Alpha Epsilon’s heavily attended Champagne event is a party worthy of mention. This termly formal happens…

Multiple Israeli-Palestinan activist groups are active on Dartmouth’s campus. Dartmouth students pay an extraordinary amount of attention to the Israel-Palestine conflict, far more than expected…

Conservative author Dinesh D’Souza ‘83 pleaded guilty on Tuesday to violating federal campaign finance laws. D’Souza admitted to using straw donors to funnel $20,000 to…

George Will once observed that, “The nice part about being a pessimist is that you are constantly either being corroborated or are pleasantly surprised.” Lately,…

So, you goofed up. “Goofing up,” of course, is a relative term. The preamble to the Dartmouth Community Standards of Conduct acknowledges this gap between…