Help! Medic!
On the afternoon of April 12, a disaster that authorities have termed a “vehicle ejection incident” occurred in front of Mass Row, leaving about twenty…
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Dartmouth’s Ersatz Elections
Last month, the last of almost nine thousand ballots were submitted in an election in which a slate of candidates was elected handily, each receiving…
A Progressive Phiasco
The Australian political theorist, Kenneth Minogue, once observed about an adversary that his tendency to correct fictitious missteps made him “a pyromaniac in a field…
The “I” Word At Dartmouth
On April 2, 2013, the Associated Press dropped the usage of the phrase “illegal immigrant” from its stylebook, citing its unwillingness to continue its use…
Discussing Microaggressions
Editors Note: The following is a discussion of the microaggressions, their origins, and their impact on the rhetoric of the recent the protests. It is…
Rethinking Student Wages
John Smith*, a member of the Class of 2017, didn’t know the true meaning of warmth until his sophomore year of high school. Sitting unwashed…
The Discourse of Generality
On April first, the “Concerned Asian, Black, Latin@, Native, Undocumented, Queer, and Differently-Abled students at Dartmouth College” acted on their promise of “physical action” and…
An Interview with Professor Irwin
The Dartmouth Review recently sat down with Professor Douglas Irwin to discuss the Political Economy Project (PeP), which was launched this term at Dartmouth. The…
Kemeny, Hanlon, Computers & The World
Friday, January 11th marked the first public appearance of Dr. Phil Hanlon ’77 as President-Elect of Dartmouth College. After brief introductions by Interim President Folt…
Stop the Presses!
Somewhere down the road, the powers-that-be decided that a place on the national stage is good for the College. President Kim fully embraced this philosophy…