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About - The Dartmouth Review
Aug 22, 2024 · The Dartmouth Review was founded in 1980 in the living room of Dartmouth English professor (and National Review Senior Editor) Jeffrey Hart by four discontented campus conservatives: Greg Fossedal, Keeney Jones, Gordon Haff, and Benjamin Hart.. Since that time, The Dartmouth Review has been the College’s preeminent independent newspaper and a staunch advocate for freedom of expression.
A History of Dartmouth College - The Dartmouth Review
Sep 26, 2010 · Recent News October 29, 2024 | Elbridge Colby on the Future of American Foreign Policy; October 29, 2024 | An Interview with Senator John Fetterman; October 22, 2024 | Dartmouth Hosts Conway, Brazille in Debate; October 4, 2024 | Editorial: On the Art of Working Late; August 22, 2024 | Won Jang ’26: In Memoriam
Editorial: Introducing The Dartmouth Review
This editorial appeared in print in The Dartmouth Review’s “Freshman Issue” of September 13, 2023.. As the freshly minted Class of 2027 settles into campus life after having reemerged from the wilderness (I speak of “Trips”), it is only appropriate that we at The Dartmouth Review now foist upon all of the freshmen yet another installment in the pantheon of …
An Interview with Christina Hoff Sommers - The Dartmouth Review
Feb 27, 2017 · Christina Hoff Sommers (CHS): I am a strong supporter of classical equity feminism — the sort of feminism that won women the vote, educational opportunities, and many other freedoms. But on today’s campus, equity feminism has been eclipsed by fainting-couch feminism. Fainting-couchers view women as psychically fragile and prone to trauma.
A Profile of Charlie Kirk - The Dartmouth Review
Nov 1, 2019 · The Dartmouth bureaucrat who decided it was a good idea to cut off inter-housing system access might even have more reliable input. This is not to say that Kirk is unintelligent. From his first TV hit alone, you could tell that he had a propensity for public speaking. He was eloquent, expressive, and crisp in his speech—remarkable for someone ...
Fraternity and Sorority Profiles - The Dartmouth Review
Fraternity and Sorority Profiles. We at The Dartmouth Review offer these Greek house profiles as a general guide for the curious freshman. Every description should be taken with a grain of salt, and readers are encouraged to form their own opinions of different houses. Once “frat ban” comes to an end, go out and explore Greek Life, a ...
Deflating Grades, or Students’ Futures: Probing the Grade …
Nov 8, 2015 · The proposal reviews the history of grade inflation at Dartmouth, noting that students’ median Grade Point Average rose from 3.04 in 1974 to over 3.4 in 2014, and that in 2013-14 the median grade was an A-, 34.0% of all grades were a As, and 24.7% of all grades were an A-. The proposal also considers the causes of grade inflation, including ...
The Dartmouth Murders Twenty Years Later
January 27, 2021. 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 their safety. Since the founding of Dartmouth, the relationship between the College and the Upper Valley has also been one of give and take, and while these ...
An Interview With Dartmouth’s President-Elect, Sian Beilock
Jan 27, 2023 · The next in the Wheelock Succession. Photo courtesy of Rob Strong ’04. Editors of The Dartmouth Review Zoe Dominguez, Olivia Becker, and William Beeson (TDR) interviewed Dartmouth’s President-Elect, Sian Beilock (SB), over Zoom on December 15, 2022.President-Elect Beilock will be assuming office upon the start of the Summer 2023 term.