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!
Dartmouth
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.
On the “Polar Plunge”
Oh, you did the Polar Plunge? You must be a big guy on campus. Senior Editor Zoe E. Dominguez reflects on campus facetimey-ness.
Stop the Coddling: The (In)Equality of the Rush Process
Associate Editor Olivia P. Becker reflects on the inequality of the sorority rush process.
Beilock: A Further Consideration
Senior Editor Zoe E. Dominguez adds a further layer of analysis to our coverage of Dartmouth’s next president.
Against Ivy League Conservatism
Editor-in-Chief Jacob H. Parker reflects on the limitations of out-and-proud, nationally-focused conservatism in the ivory tower.