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…
News
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…
The 42nd Powwow at Dartmouth
On the weekend of May 10th-11th, Dartmouth played host to a large Powwow celebration for the 42nd year in a row. Held in Leede Arena on…
Excellent WSJ Op-Ed on Ideological Conformity
On Sunday 11, the Wall Street Journal ran an excellent opinion piece by Harvard Professor Ruth Wisse on the problems created at universities by obsessive political…
Controversial ‘Black Mass’ to Take Place Tonight
The Harvard Extension School Cultural Studies Club is set to host a “black mass” later tonight amid harsh opposition to the event. Originally planned to be held…
UltraViolet Attacks More Schools
UltraViolet, an erumpent feminist coalition, targeted Dartmouth in late April with Facebook ads alluding to The College’s “rape problem”. The advertisement asked viewers to “learn…
Brown, Republican, Running for the Senate
This article in the Valley News might be biased and not representative of Senate candidate Scott Brown, but it sure raises good points about the errors many conservatives…
“Cosmo” Takes On Dartmouth, Bored@Baker
Katie Van Syckle ‘05, a self-described hard-hitting investigative field reporter, further exposed Dartmouth scandals of terms past to a national audience in a manner reminiscent of…
A Question of Days
A recent opinion piece in The Daily Dartmouth, written by SJP co-Presidents Feras Abdulla and Reem Chamseddine, outlines the background and current status of the…