31 March 2011
Both in the classroom and in the global discourse on Israel, we sometimes lose track of these values.
30 March 2011
Radiohead continues to fill important, otherwise unreachable spaces in the modern lives of those of us who listen.
26 March 2011
Through their very presence on our campus, the women of SNCC reminded me that as people grow old, nothing changes within them to make them less concerned about society. What changes are our expectations of them.
23 March 2011
The unrest in Wisconsin was catalyzed by Governor Scott Walker’s explicit, legislative attempt to disembowel public sector unions. And as of Wednesday, March 9, this attempt has been successful.
21 March 2011
On February 23rd, Ian McMurphy, a blogger for The Beast, called the office of Wisconsin Governor Scott Walker pretending to be David Koch.
20 March 2011
Radiohead continues to fill important, otherwise unreachable spaces in the modern lives of those of us who listen.
20 March 2011
Last week I had the opportunity to interview three-time US presidential candidate Ralph Nader. Our conversation, which ranged from topics of consumer advocacy, collective bargaining, the media, and the election process, begins at the fourth paragraph below. Beyond his political ambitions, Mr. Nader is a renowned consumer [...]
18 March 2011
Given all of this recent anti-choice fervor I shouldn’t have been surprised when the movement reached our lonely corner in the frigid North in the form of an advertising campaign.
16 March 2011
There is a general understanding surrounding sex on this campus concerning who comes and who doesn’t. Maybe it spans beyond this small campus, but we’ll limit our scientific study and broad generalizations to Dartmouth. The understanding involves straight sex, a man, a woman, and one orgasm. But whose orgasm? The man’s orgasm. Sorry for being biased, [...]
11 March 2011
And Everyone Is Always Moving And everyone is always moving, rushing from one half-hearted conversation to the next, from an inkling of contemplation to the plethora of modern frivolities ransacking the brilliance of our world— going and going as if there were really somewhere to be, somewhere more real than now. In reckless abandonment the present is left to rot with the already [...]
