An Interview With Phil Klay
In the summer of 2004, Phil Klay attended Officer Candidate School in Quantico, Virginia. Less than three years before, September 11th occurred the very year…
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New Hampshire Police Officer Killed In Action
On Tuesday the 13th, Dartmouth flew its flags at half mast, as per the orders of Gov. Hassan, in honor of Brentwood police officer Steve…
Fairbrothers’ Dismissal Sparks Controversy
Last week, the Dartmouth Entrepreneurial Network (DEN) sent out an email to its undergraduate blitz list as well as to Dartmouth Alumni announcing that DEN…
Freedom Rings In New Hampshire
On April 12, in a “cattle call” billed as the start of the 2016 Republican primary season, potential presidential hopefuls and approximately seven hundred party…
Narendra Modi Elected Prime Minister of India
After a grueling month long season of vote casting, the winner of human history’s largest exercise of democracy has been announced – Mr. Narendra Modi…
Spring Sports Update
Although the women’s track team was predicted to place fourth at the 2014 Ivy League Heptagonal Championships this past weekend, many spectacular performances lifted the…
David Dollar Diplomacy
With the People’s Republic of China predicted to surpass the United States in purchasing power parity this year and a steady drum-beat of North American…
Ban the Can, Tap the Keg
In the years since Dartmouth distanced itself from its erstwhile official Indian mascot, an anthropomorphic beer keg, aptly named, “Keggy,” has served as an unofficial…
Charles Collis ’37 Passes
Charles Collis ‘37, a native of Massachusetts and later a resident of Rhode Island, passed away on May 6th at his home in Barrington. After…
Elite Universities Don’t Make You Happy
The value of a college degree in America, while still very important, has been in a relative decline recently. Between skyrocketing tuitions, burdensome student loan…