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…
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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…
Free Markets and Climate Change Forum at Dartmouth
The Upper Valley Sierra Club, The Dartmouth Review, and the Environmental Studies Program at Dartmouth sponsored a forum on free market solutions to climate change,…
An Extended Conversation with Jim Rubens
Editor’s note: The Dartmouth Review had the pleasure of sitting down with former state senator and U.S. Senate candidate Jim Rubens. A liberty Republican, Rubens…