Text Messaging and the Death of Etiquette
I recently came across an interesting piece in the Times‘ Style Section on text messaging and etiquette. The article, written by David Carr, argues that…
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Rago ’05 Wins Pulitzer
Joseph Rago ’05, a former editor-in-chief of The Dartmouth Review, a trustee and a current member of its advisory board, has been named the winner…
The Audience Shrugs?
The more fiercely libertarian among you may have noticed that the first of a planned three films based on Ayn Rand’s epic Atlas Shrugged debuted last…
Looking Under Dartmouth’s Hood
Just yesterday, Valley News published a delightful little piece on the Dartmouth budget titled “Engine Repair: Dartmouth’s Budget Turnaround.” While Valley News doesn’t want the…
Rauner Acquires Rosenstock-Huessy Papers
By Benjamin M. Riley It is always difficult to assess the impact of someone only a short time after his life is over. That said,…
Who Dat Liberal?
In the midst of my usual procrastination Sunday afternoon, I came across this interview with Tina Fey from last week. Now I know this story…
Dartmouth Men’s Track & Field Posts Win over Vermont & Middlebury
Dartmouth finished first with 105 points (winning 14 of 19 events), followed by Vermont with 45 and finally Middlebury with 40. Notable performances included: David…
House Passes Ryan Budget
The House of Representatives has just passed the Republican budget proposal put forth by Rep. Paul Ryan (R-WI). Other alternatives included Obama’s plan as well…
Every Once in a While
We seem to have a new SA president and vice president. While the Review is sorry to hear that Brian Holekamp ’12 is not the…
The Devil is in the Details
There’s innovative, there’s clever and then there’s just devious. In a good way, I mean. This falls squarely into the latter category. A professor at…