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In the latest incarnation of the Barrett’s Mixology tradition, two writers for The Review lead readers step-by-step to the perfect alcoholic iced tea.
Editor-in-Chief Jacob H. Parker recounts our College’s Christian roots and examines the state of spiritual life on campus today.
The Review covers a Department of Philosophy talk by Princeton professor Catherine Clune-Taylor, who sees COVID as an attempted genocide of minorities by anti-vaccine white Americans.
Researcher Phillip W. Magness explains the falsehoods behind The New York Times’ 1619 Project.
The Review reacts to the author of the 1619 Project’s visit to the College on the Hill on April 15.
Matthew O. Skrod, Sunil Krish, and Gregory R. Mesa take on some of the latest short-form film offerings from home and abroad.
God the Father on a throne, with Virgin Mary and Jesus by an anonymous painter from Westphalia, late 15th century. Painting courtesy of Wikimedia Commons….
The Review reviews a recent talk by Harvard psychology professor Steven Pinker at Dartmouth where the public intellectual explained how the world has gotten better, despite the best arguments of the Left.
Matthew O. Skrod and Lintaro P. Donovan recount a Saturday at one of Vermont’s most picturesque and delicious destinations.