“Most Liberties Lost Are Never Restored”: Joni Ruller P’23 Interview
Senior Correspondant Jonathan G. Nicastro interview Joni Ruller P’23 on her anti vaccine mandate advocacy.
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The Review Goes to CPAC 2023: Populist But Not Popular
Senior Editor James D. Eiler recounts his experience at CPAC 2023.
Hood Museum, Anthropology Dept. in Violation of NAGPRA
Senior Editor Zoe E. Dominguez contemplates Dartmouth’s recent failure to comply with NAGPRA.
Big Green Baseball Loses Home Opener, Doubleheader, to Penn
Associate Editor Dalton A. Swenson reports on the Big Green’s home-opening series.
The Massage Chairs: A Libertarian Endorsement of Government Expenditure
Libertarian Jonathan G. Nicastro reports on the appearance of up-market massage chairs in the Student Wellness Center. In a shocking turn of events, he approves!
Twenty Minutes to Summit: An Introspective Odyssey
Senior Editor James D. Eiler brings us on the journey to the boxiest or Dartmouth dormitories.
Summit At Juniper Housing: The Return of the Commieblock
Senior Editor James D. Eiler analyzes the socialist import of the Summit at Juniper project.
Tempus Fugit, Amor Manet: A Valediction of Gratitude
Outgoing Editor-In-Chief Jacob H. Parker bids farewell to The Review and to Dartmouth.
Freshman View: Winter Carnival
The Review’s pea-green freshmen reflect on their first Winter Carnival, which took place during an especially warm winter.
The Winter Carnival and Its Appeal
There was a time when the word “Dartmouth” would conjure up spell-binding images of the “Mardi Gras of the North”: our Winter Carnival tradition. Editor-in-Chief Jacob H. Parker reflects on this tradition’s decline and its implications.