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Don't read The D after you've graduated.
Well, the big weekend of big weekends has finally arrived. You ran around the bonfire in the fall. Or stood on the perimeter heckling the '14s while they ran. Or maybe you were even stupid like me, and tried to relive your freshman days by joining them as they ran. You then proceeded to ignore the blitzes in the winter to help build the Winter Carnival snow sculpture because, "F*ck it's cold outside!" Don't worry, I still say this after four years. Particularly when it decides to snow in April.
So yeah, you can stop reading now. Because that's what you wanted to know, right? Which society I'm in, or whether I'm even in one to begin with?
Hogwarts + Disneyland = Dartmouth.
As a secret hoarder, I've kept many files on my computer over the years a file of successes, a file of failures (I'll let you guess which is larger) and more impromptu .doc journals than you'd care to know. I even have a BlitzMail folder titled "lessons learned." Stick around here for four years and I guarantee you'll get some scathing blitzes. Some you probably even deserved.
Don't pretend like you don't know what I'm talking about. I know you read Harry Potter, though chances are you weren't quite as dorky as I was. Proof: My hometown newspaper reported, "When Sarah Frostenson turned 10, she was disappointed she did not receive an acceptance letter from Hogwarts School of Witchcraft and Wizardry. I had convinced myself I would get a letter and when I didn't, I was really disappointed,' Frostenson said." Needless to say, this little gem of a news story did not earn me a lot of popularity points back in the day.
Truth: Dartmouth students really do care about their GPAs. Secretly. But we do care.
The Dartmouth Breakfast Club.
Truth: It's time for senioritis to kick in.
Fact: You are never on time.
So, the theme of the Mirror this week is "Real Talk." Which, just as a warning, is something I'm not particularly good at. It's much easier for me to stand on a soapbox and rant than to get deeply personal. And that's probably because I don't always like what I see in myself, and I care too much what others think of me. But here goes:
Stat: The phrase "alternative social space" has been featured in 208 articles in The Dartmouth to date 209 if you count this column.
Frosty's Quest for the Holy Grail: aka "The Perfect Cup of Hot Chocolate."
Myth: Secret societies are actually secret.
Truth: Anonymous @6:24 p.m. You need to get a life.
Myth: It's never too late to change your major.
Hi there y'all. It's cold out. My nostrils froze on my way to Collis the other day. And after four years of this, I'm still not used to Hanover winters. Why? I'm from the South, that's why. More specifically, Louisiana (there's approximately 5.2 of us attending Dartmouth). Why so little geographical diversity you might ask? What can I say Southerners prefer SEC football and warm weather, which is not that radical of a notion, if you ask me.
Truth: Time to face the facts "The Perfect Term" never actually happens at Dartmouth.
*I am a Woman of Dartmouth.**##
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