Dear White People: A Review
It’s hard not to burst into conversation as the credits begin to roll for writer and director Justin Siemen’s Dear White People. The racial satire…
Articles by Alexander J. Kane
Boom Country: Evan Osnos’s China
American sinophiles have a tough time of it. Even painting in the broadest strokes possible, the complexity and breadth of China’s political and cultural history…
Lessons from the Fire
It started with a 1991 Mazda Navajo rolling over three times in a single car accident on the I89 near Sharon, Vermont. It was October…
College Rankings
In 2007, the U.S. News website received ten million views within the three days of its release of its college rankings. From this platform, U.S….
Respect Works: Student Panel Discusses Sexual Assault
“Freshman fall I, like too many other women on this campus, was raped,” said a member of the Respect Works panel at Bones Gate, co-sponsored…
An Interview With Phil Klay
In the summer of 2004, Phil Klay attended Officer Candidate School in Quantico, Virginia. Less than three years before, September 11th occurred the very year…
The “I” Word At Dartmouth
On April 2, 2013, the Associated Press dropped the usage of the phrase “illegal immigrant” from its stylebook, citing its unwillingness to continue its use…
Discussing Microaggressions
Editors Note: The following is a discussion of the microaggressions, their origins, and their impact on the rhetoric of the recent the protests. It is…