Behind Enemy Lines in Vermont
Editor’s Note: The following is a semi-accurate account of a Ted Cruz for President campaign trip to Vermont. Details may have been embellished or exaggerated…
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On Refugees and Racism: Germany’s Immigration Crisis
Wir schaffen das! With these words, Angela Merkel, Chancellor of the Federal Republic of Germany since 2005, opened the floodgates both literally and figuratively to…
Politics in NH: the “First in the Nation”
I still remember my first experience in New Hampshire politics, and what an experience it was. Eagerly, I woke myself up at 5 A.M. in…
Dean-Bailey in the State House
Races for the New Hampshire State House of Representatives are usually small and unexciting affairs, often requiring little more than door-to-door campaigning and a few…
On Civilization and Barbarism
One of the best aspects of the undergraduate experience at Dartmouth is our community’s commitment to be intellectually engaged, not only in the classroom but…
“Leaks, Spies, & Lies” with Robert Booth
On Tuesday, April 28, the Dickey Center hosted a lecture by Robert Booth, the former Deputy Director of the State Department’s Office of Counterintelligence. Mr….
Fighting Campus Injustice with FIRE
The Foundation for Individual Rights in Education (FIRE) is a non-partisan, non-profit organization with the mission of defending free speech and due process rights of college students…
To Pick a President: The First in the Nation Summit
It has been said that Iowa picks corn, but New Hampshire picks presidents. And it is probably a good thing that it the Live Free…
State of Liberty
What would a truly free society look like? I got a glimpse of the future when I attended the Free State Project’s ninth annual Liberty…
Sorens on Liberty
Editor’s Note: Jason Sorens is a Lecturer in the Department of Government, the Program Director of the Political Economy Project (PEP), and the President and…