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Dean Lively Chooses Fire and Brimstone
Courtesy of Kathryn Lively On Monday, April 13th, Dean of the College Kathryn Lively finally found the long-awaited confidence to write an original and un-paraphrased…
On Elections and Their Consequences
If you opened this article looking for commentary on the 2020 election, I’m sorry to disappoint. Contrary to popular theory, The Review generally forgoes national news…
How Does it Feel?
As you pour one out in quiet contemplation, sitting in your childhood bedroom in Westchester or Riverdale or the Upper West Side, I only have one question for you: how does it feel?
Satire for All, Not Just Those Who Want It
As the campus tension between Biden and Bernie supporters ramped up, it seems that the beloved Dartmouth Jacko might have been caught in the crossfire.
An Open(ed) Letter to Dean Lively
One sunset at Dartmouth, over Baker Library. Editors Note: This message responds to an email sent by Dean Kathryn Lively on April 13. The email…
The Four Horsemen of the Dartmouth Apocalypse
Four Horsemen of the Apocalypse, Viktor Vanetsov To the dismay of many bright-eyed sophomores looking forward to a summer of complete inebriation while also escaping…
The Teepee Tequila
Ingredients Toilet Paper Purell (or Everclear)Pepto-BismolDesperationTequila His papers are submitted, it was not fun,But now his work is finally done. This occasion should be joyous, he departs…
The Economics of Art(icle)
“To introduce students to this complexity, in the final weeks of winter term, the Hood Museum hosted a lecture entitled The Economics of Art that explored the art market and determinants of value.”
Race to the Fourth
With mandatory pass/fail grading, the allure of the fourth class has proven too strong to resist for most.