Winter Carnival Issue

Huebner and Szuhaj: What We Talk About When We Talk About Innovation

By Ben Szuhaj and Julia Huebner | February 9, 2018

JH: Ben, I was thinking — nothing these days seems original. BS: Oh, you mean how we have a “9th Star Wars” and a 37th “Kidz Bop?” JH: Only 37?

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Winter Carnival Issue

Sandlund: Our Binary Humanity

By William Sandlund | February 9, 2018

Today we associate innovation primarily with science and technology as opposed to the arts and humanities, where the more nebulous word “creativity” has more resonance.

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Winter Carnival Issue

Editors' Note

By Eliza Jane Schaeffer and Alex Fredman | February 9, 2018

The shortest distance between two points, as the saying goes, is a straight line. But if everyone followed the short and easy paths in their lives, would innovation ever occur?

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News

Social justice awards honor community members

By Isabel Adler | February 9, 2018

On Jan. 25, the College hosted its annual Martin Luther King Jr. Social Justice Award ceremony as part of its Martin Luther King Jr.

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News

AMES and AMELL to restructure and refocus

By Autumn Dinh | February 8, 2018

Coming July 1, the Asian and Middle Eastern Studies program and the Asian and Middle Eastern Language and Literature department will be restructured into two separate departments: the Asian Society, Culture and Language department and the Middle Eastern Studies department.

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Opinion

Magann: An Unjust ‘Solidarity’

By Matthew Magann | February 8, 2018

Dartmouth activists should seek justice, not censorship.

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Opinion

Sandlund: The Perfect Algorithm

By William Sandlund | February 8, 2018

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Opinion

Truong: Sated After News Feed

By Valerie Truong | February 8, 2018

It is okay for Americans to get their news from social media.

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Opinion

Stanescu-Bellu: Freedom to Listen

By Sofia Stanescu-Bellu | February 8, 2018

Listening to harmful rhetoric is the first step in combating it.

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Arts

Stephanie Everett ’19 has work produced at Northern Stage

By Savannah Miller | February 8, 2018

Everett's one-person play “It’s Fine, I’m Fine” premiered on Jan.19 for a crowd of about 240 people.

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Opinion

Fishbein: Ditch The Dartmouth

By Daniel Fishbein | February 8, 2018

To find open discourse, students must listen to marginalized voices.

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Arts

Dartmouth Symphony Orchestra, Carlos Aonzo to play Vivaldi

By Elizabeth Garrison | February 8, 2018

To kick off Winter Carnival weekend, the Dartmouth Symphony Orchestra will perform a new interpretation of one of the most popular pieces of baroque music, Vivaldi’s “The Four Seasons.” This Friday, guest artist Carlos Aonzo will play the traditional violin solo on the mandolin, giving “The Four Seasons” a new and exciting sound.

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Opinion

Ghavri: 'White Man's Burden'

By Anmol Ghavri | February 8, 2018

The University of Oxford’s “Ethics and Empire” project asks the wrong questions.

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Arts

Dartmouth Aires host Winter WhingDing event Saturday night

By Melanie Prakash | February 8, 2018

Winter WhingDing is an annual a cappella show offered through the Hopkins Center of the Arts as a part of Winter Carnival programming.

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News

Montgomery fellow Larry Gonick brings cartoons and science to campus

By Wally Joe Cook | February 7, 2018

In 1972, Larry Gonick dropped out of his mathematic graduate program at Harvard University to become a professional cartoonist.

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Mirror

A Legacy: The Dartmouth Ski Team

By Kylee Sibilia | February 7, 2018

At this point, many have heard the statistics: including the 2018 contingent of athletes, Dartmouth athletes will have earned nearly 150 spots on Winter Olympics teams.

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Mirror

Athletics: A Workout for the Mind

By Amanda Chen | February 7, 2018

We admire athletes for their physical strength, grace and agility, but what we often overlook is the mental strength that is reqired from athletes under high pressure situations.

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Mirror

A Spotlight on Dartmouth's Sports Rivalries

By Vanessa Smiley | February 7, 2018

We often equate sports rivalries with divide; they can create tension between teams and incite conflict among fans.

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Column

Peters: To My Fellow Floridians

February 7, 2018

In Florida, the “Voting Restoration Amendment,” also known as “Amendment 4,” has successfully been put on the ballot for this coming November.

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Bump

Bump: Aaron Lit ’19, saving the ocean one blazer at a time

By Jacob Maguire | February 7, 2018

For many Dartmouth students, articles of clothing are items of practicality, convenience and self-expression.

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