A Flag for Our Nation
“When our land is illumined with Liberty’s smile, If a foe from within strike a blow at her glory, Down, down with the traitor that…
News
Retrospective on the Flag Burning
Just after midnight on Thursday January 19, The Dartmouth published an editorial written by Timothy Messen ’18 calling for action in response to the inauguration…
Great Professors: Meir Kohn
The Dartmouth Review (TDR): Once every two years you give a consistently well-received talk on how you became a Libertarian, which is really your life…
The Problems of Dartmouth Dining Services
Overpriced and poor quality food, zero flexibility with Declining Balance Account (DBA), debilitatingly long lines, mishandling of dietary restrictions, a monopoly on student eating to…
An Interview with James Bartholomew
James Bartholomew is a British journalist and author currently based in London. His famous book The Welfare State We’re In deals with the welfare states…
Rev. Sekou Speaks for MLK Day
Unfortunately, Moore Theater was not filled to capacity on the evening of Monday, January 16th when the College and the community alike gathered to pay…
A Letter to the Vice Provost
Dear Vice Provost Ameer, To the casual observer, it may appear that the editors and staff of The Review have no great love for you….
Rev. Sekou to Speak at Dartmouth
Diversity and Equity are co-sponsoring a Martin Luther King, Jr. Day student dinner with keynote speaker Rev. Osagyefo Sekou this Sunday evening. Sekou professes himself…
Hillbilly Elegy: A Review
Scrolling through post-election headlines, it is nearly impossible not to find countless think-pieces written by the left-leaning (or in some cases, right-leaning) media dedicated to…
Gilmore Girls: A Year in the Life”: A Review
Background Almost no one realized it at the time, but Gilmore Girls was one of the most brilliant shows on the air. Set in the…