This week, the Florida Department of Education removed fifty-four mathematics textbooks from course curricula, citing the inclusion of topics prohibited in K-12 schools by the state, including Critical Race Theory, after the Committee for Unbiased…
It happens to the best of us. You’re going about your day, and BAM! Meatloaf. Here’s what to do now that you accidentally made meatloaf. 1. Confirm that it is actually meatloaf Don’t panic…
Today is the day that we celebrate Earth. Our one great blue home till our death from our birth. No matter where on, so much beauty there lies. From immovable mountains to endless blue skies….
Justin Reynolds, ‘22, has taken your Collis muffin, announcing that he is so glad that Free Food @ Now has returned in Dartmouth’s Covid-lax world. “I used to, like, Live off free food when it…
Have you ever been eating macaroni and cheese and thought, hmmm, this could use a little more religion? Until five days ago, I had personally never thought that. No one I’ve ever talked to has…
Oh, spring term at Dartmouth College! Everyone has a favorite special tradition during this unique little wedge between the endless nights of winter term and the sun salutations of summer term, whether it be Green…
Dear Jackonomist, Given everything the world has gone through this past year, I wanted my niece and nephew’s Christmas to be extra special. Knowing how much they love building and playing in their little “Lego…
People are always askin’, “why do bad things happen to good people?” Well I’m here to tell you: if bad things do in fact happen to good people (I wouldn’t know), then foul, FOUL things…
Thank you to Dirt Cowboy for joining the FIGHT against the LIBERAL ELITE. This Vaccine Mandate has been a direct attack on our RIGHTS as AMERICANS. Fauci and Bill Gates can not take out their…
This past Saturday, Eric Brettman ’23 decided to count every single brick on campus. “It is 1,356,074 bricks,” Brettman said. – MF ’25
With Dartmouth having just lifted the the indoor mask requirement on March 16, many students have found themselves feeling nervous about showing their faces around campus again come spring. But don’t worry, girly, this campus…
David Kotz ’86, Computer Science professor and former Interim Provost of the College, has just been tapped to join the Administration full-time. While most secret societies choose to remain secretive about the composition of their…