Extract of what was Filed
For all you legal aficionados the following is the bare bones version of what was filed yesterday morning by the AoA: 1. Motion Conclusion:The Association…
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Further Reading
There is another article of interest in the Daily D today. It focuses on the over-subscription problem in the Economics Department. Professors are having to…
Former Review Chief Writes In
The Daily D published a letter from former TDR Editor-in-Chief Dan Linsalata ’07. Do I think the Governance Committee made the right decision? No. Do…
Why the Board’s changes are fundamentally unhealthy for Dartmouth
AoA blitzed this to Alumni this morning. FROM THE DARTMOUTH ASSOCIATION OF ALUMNI: An explanation of the Board’s changes, and why they are fundamentallyunhealthy for…
Not can we, but should we?
A couple of weeks ago Tatyana Liskovich (Disclosure: Liskovich is Editor-in-Chief of Aporia, the Dartmouth Philosophy Journal, a publication for which I edit) wrote to…
Welcome Freshman, New TDR now online
Back by popular demand, the first issue of The Dartmouth Review this Fall is now online. Inside: Avoid love, write for The Dartmouth Review Professors:…
Meir Kohn: Administration = Ministry of Truth
Also in the Daily D this morning is a great op-ed piece from Meir Kohn, an economics professor at Dartmouth. Known across campus as one…
Wright: I’ve got lawyers too
President Wright blitzed out to the Dartmouth Community this morning. It was in response to the AoA’s announcement last night. Statement by President James Wright…
Association to file Lawsuit; Spalding still a Lapdog
The Association of Alumni announced late last night that they would file a lawsuit against the Board of Trustees requesting an injunction. The injunction would…
“Take a shotgun and blow your TV off”
Tired of hearing the same old thing from mainstream candidate after mainstream candidate? Then learn about the candidate who saved Bill Clinton’s life—amongst other things….