Orozco’s American Epic: A Review
José Clemente Orozco’s mural is an essential link to the spirit of the Mexican revolution. The Mexican Revolution is inextricably linked to artists as its…
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Dartmouth Professor to Lead the New Democratic Foreign Policy, the Same as the Old One
With the “sleepily-reassuring” appointment of Jake Sullivan as President Biden’s National Security Advisor, neoliberal foreign policy is poised to receive a grand renovation in Washington,…
The Dartmouth Murders Twenty Years Later
Twenty years ago, tragedy struck the Dartmouth community. The violent actions of two local teenagers left many around Dartmouth grieving their losses and fearing for…
College Nicotine Ban Leaves Students Fuming
In a move that took the breath away from the College’s resident nicotine aficionados, President Hanlon and Executive Vice President Mills announced on Thursday a…
Campus Tobacco Ban: Untenable, Unjustifiable, Un-Dartmouth
Long after we are gone, the ghost of our time will echo the forgotten chants of “Cigs Inside” across The College’s halls. The Dartmouth man…
Dartmouth Alums in House Vote on Trump Impeachment
On January 13, alumni in the House of Representatives made history as they voted on then President Donald Trump’s second impeachment. A majority, composed of…
Menorah Vandalized: Act of Anti-Semitism Rocks Hanover
An act of rank antisemitism rocked the Dartmouth Community as an unknown perpetrator shot out seven of nine lights on a ritual Chanukah Menorah that…
The Ivy-Industrial Complex Part III: The Ivy League as seen through the 2020 Democratic Primary
To find the true differences – the true classes among Ivy League students – one must need to take the composition of the league as a whole and then analyze it. Now to carry out this breakdown, let’s compare the composition of Ivy League students to what was just a couple of months ago the most-talked-about story in New Hampshire: the 2020 Democratic Primary.
College Tumbles in Free Speech Ranking, Worst in the Ivy League
Late last week, the 2020 College Free Speech Rankings were released. Dartmouth debuted at an abysmal 52 out of 55 in the inaugural year of…
Who can vote in New Hampshire? Apparently everyone.
To be honest, through this article, The Review was hoping to highlight concerns regarding potential voter registration irregularities and election fraud. However, after thorough research, we have concluded that essentially any human being under the sun is allowed to vote in New Hampshire, and that small states were designed to be packed with student voters by the Democratic Party. Happy election season! God help us all.