Difficulties in Hiring Professors
The D published a pretty interesting and worthwhile article today about the long, arduous process of hiring tenure-track professors in the two most popular and…
November 2007
Computer Services: Competition? No Thanks.
This story keeps getting more interesting. About a week ago, the College was updating their servers, and in the process of doing that NetBlitz experienced…
It’s a Feast: New TDR Issue
The Menu: The avant-garde sounds the bugle of retreat. Remembering Review cartoonist, Col. James A. Donovan ’39. TDR Interviews: Maureen Mooney (NH House), and Ward…
Exclusive TDR Interview with State Representative Mooney
The most recent edition of The Dartmouth Review is done being put together and will appear online soon. Inside the new issue I interview NH…
Studying Abroad, Dartmouth Tops the Ivy League
A news release from the College announced that “Dartmouth ranks third in the nation among doctoral degree granting institutions in undergraduate study abroad participation.” The…
Who’s Like Hugo Chavez? Answer: The Majority of the Board
Talk has been circulating about a presentation Todd Zywicki ’88 gave earlier this fall at an event sponsored by the John Locke Foundation. The video…
Hanover High Student Convicted
…and the judge tells him to look up ‘lemming’ in the dictionary.
Remembering Ben Lolies ’09
His trip leader remembers a gifted young athlete who was cursed with Crohn’s disease.
“Guantanamo-like or quasi-gulag situations”
Lots of jail news in today’s D, and also one of the most absurd statements from a professor I’ve heard in a while: When discussing…
Headline of the Day
“New course features prison trips“ I kid you not.