Sivarajan: In Defense of D’Souza
The Dartmouth community has yet to respect its conservative minority.
The Dartmouth community has yet to respect its conservative minority.
The offensive remarks and actions made by Dinesh D’Souza ’83 are so numerous that I can only begin to break down a few of his most egregious ones.
As winter term comes to an end, it’s as good a time as any to review the speakers the Dartmouth College Republicans have exposed our school to over the past two quarters: David Horowitz, Tawfik Hamid and Dinesh D’Souza ’83.
The Dartmouth community has yet to value and support minority identities.
Trump’s nationalist policy has the international community jumping for joy.
Is the American Dream a pipe dream? Can we count on successes to know?
The D’Souza talk was political theater and a missed opportunity.
Becoming a mature man first requires becoming comfortable with oneself.
Why we need to stop sensationalizing female success.
Difficult questions are worth asking even if there are no clear answers.
Good things come to those who wait.
Dartmouth’s tolerance of racism enables violence in its community.
Fracket culture is indicative of a wider crisis of selfishness on campus.
Ignorance isn’t an excuse anymore.
What a grade inflation report reveals about Dartmouth’s view of education.
To end bigotry, learning social impact skills means much more than “protest.”
Why Howard Schultz should make an independent run for president.
Last night, Dinesh D’Souza ’83 gave a talk in Filene Auditorium entitled “A World Without Walls.” He has espoused controversial views in the past, and his presence sparked student protests. What does Dinesh D’Souza’s visit to campus mean for the community?
To no one’s surprise, many members of the Class of 2022 were once hyper-involved, overachieving high school students. I’m one of them.