News from Canada
The Canadian Press is running a rather unflattering profile of Gordon Campbell ’70, who is the Liberal premier (head of the provincial government) of British…
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For what it’s worth.
Several correspondents have asked me which candidate I back for this year’s Student Assembly president, and I’ve been more than content to keep my hands…
Gingrich at Dartmouth
Newt Gingrich’s two-day visit to New Hampshire, which includes a stop in Hanover tomorrow, is creating a buzz in the media regarding his potential candidacy…
Still No Ballots for Some Alumni
A member of the Class of 2002, who asked to remain anonymous, tells us that he hasn’t yet recieved his paper ballot for the alumni…
A New Spin on Free Speech
College Counsel Robert Donin defends Dartmouth’s speech codes in today’s Daily Dartmouth. In his article, he cites a recent comment by President James Wright (emphasis…
‘They Can’t Be Stingy With the money’
A recent series of articles in The New York Times Westchester section offers some insight into high school senior Franklin Ordonez’s college search. He ranks…
President Wright and the Ford Foundation
James Wright’s letter endorsing a new Ford Foundation program to encourage academic freedom and free speech made headlines last week. Wright has recently been criticized…
Evangelicalism and the Bush Presidency.
Jeffrey Hart, Professor of English Emeritus, has a very good article today in the Pittsburgh Post Gazette. He argues that the Bush presidency is populist…
More Missing Ballots
Some alumni have still not received their ballots for the Trustee election, Joe Malchow ’08 reports. Balloting ends May 6th. Any alumni who are missing…
Trustee Election in the Weekly Standard
An article in the next print edition of the Weekly Standard explains why alumni should support alumni Trustee petition candidates Peter Robinson ’79 and Todd…