2016 Law Day panel “Rethinking Capital Punishment: Recent Challenges” featured Stephen Bright, Christopher Keating ’86, David Ruhnke ’65, and Alexander Rundlet ’92, and was moderated by Samuel M. Braverman ’88.
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As part of the Rockefeller Center’s annual Law Day Celebration, Stephen Bright gave a public lecture entitled, “Rigged: When Race and Poverty Determine Outcomes in Death Penalty and Other Criminal Cases,” on Thursday, May 5, 2016.
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On Wednesday, May 4th 2016, Professor Douglas Irwin moderated a debate titled “Should Everything Be For Sale? Or Are There Moral Limits to Markets?” This debate, co-sponsored by Dartmouth’s Political Economy Project, brought together two leading philosophers with opposing views on these thought-provoking questions.
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During week five of RGLP, students identify emotional reactions to experiencing a situation outside of their comfort zone, and the implications of working in a culture different from their own, through the Brazilian martial art, Capoeira.
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"I think it has really impacted my work ethic and approach to class discussions at Dartmouth," says Devyn Greenberg '17 of her experience as a Dartmouth-Oxford Exchange student at Keble College during 16W.
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