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It’s Time for a Break

By: Tyler Amell-Angst | 11/16/22 2:15am

’26s share hopes and plans for their first Winterim

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Sweet Dreams, Dartmouth

By: Gretchen Bauman and Marius DeMartino | 11/16/22 2:10am

Two writers explore Dartmouth’s sleep culture during finals

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Dartmouth invites alumni back to campus to celebrate 50th anniversary of coeducation weekend

By: Cassandra Montemayor Thomas | 11/15/22 5:20am

Weekend events included panels elevating alumnae voices, the rededication of Dartmouth Hall and opening of exhibits honoring the experiences — both positive and negative — of women at the College.

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Reflection: Refer Here Before Asking "What's Up?"

By: Adrienne Murr | 11/16/22 2:30am

Adrienne Murr ’25 reflects on a tumultuous fall, through the music that accompanied it

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Injured at Dartmouth

By: Kaija Celestin | 11/16/22 2:20am

For Dartmouth students suffering both temporary and long-term injuries, getting help from the administration can be frustrating.

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by Divya Kopalle / The Dartmouth Senior Staff

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New Hampshire voters reelect all congressional Democrats, Republican governor

By: Shena Han | 11/15/22 5:15am

The “status quo-affirming election” reflects the weight of independent voters in the state, who may have been turned off by “too extreme” Republican candidates.

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Late-night dining reopens at Courtyard Cafe on weekends

By: Charlotte Hampton | 11/15/22 5:10am

After late-night dining was largely shut down during the pandemic, the reimplementation of late-night is part of Dartmouth Dining’s efforts to increase dining hours and provide more ...

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Norris: Adam and Eve

By: Connor Norris | 11/11/22 3:40am

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Sweeney: Second Opinion

By: Thadryan Sweeney | 11/11/22 3:30am

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Menning: Just Doe It

By: Isaiah Menning | 11/15/22 4:00am

Dartmouth, deer and New Hampshire would benefit from the regulated sale of hunted game.

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Verbum Ultimum: The Show Must Go On

By: The Dartmouth Editorial Board | 11/11/22 4:00am

The arts at Dartmouth must maintain its robust offering of programs and performances in light of the temporary closure of the Hopkins Center.

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by Gabe Quealy / The Dartmouth

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The Art of Flitzing

By: Max Waitz | 11/16/22 2:05am

’26s discuss the merits and quirks of Dartmouth’s oddest dating tradition.

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Thrifting, Fall Colors and Hillsides: Upper Valley Living

By: Katharine Bramante | 11/16/22 2:00am

Dartmouth students coming to Hanover from far away reflect on new scenery and lifestyles.

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Editors' Note

By: Caris White and Meghan Powers | 11/16/22 1:55am

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Women’s rugby defeats Harvard 15-10 to repeat as NIRA Champions

By: Will Dehmel | 11/24/22 12:00am

The Big Green, undefeated in rugby 15s over the last two years, has now won the championship in three of its last four seasons.

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Football ends on a high note, stifling Brown’s offense to win 30-7

By: Will Dehmel | 11/24/22 12:00am

A “complete game” culminated in the Big Green’s biggest victory of the season, large enough to grant the uninjured seniors playtime.

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by Cricket Cannell / The Dartmouth

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Review: ‘Amsterdam’ shows the importance of community in the midst of uncertainty

By: Paulina Marinkovic | 11/14/22 2:05am

Despite a confusing timeline and poor pacing, David O. Russell’s star-studded film succeeds in powerfully illustrating a tale of love in the midst of war.