Mirror Asks: Introducing our Staff
(10/06/21 6:05am)
Name and Class Year? Ally Burg, ’25
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Name and Class Year? Ally Burg, ’25
Are you on campus this term?
What was on your spring term bucket list?
What's one thing you'll miss about this winter term?
What's the first thing that comes to mind when you think of winter at Dartmouth?
Every January, gyms fill up with fresh-faced clientele eager to fulfill New Year’s resolutions made the night before over glasses of champagne. For many, New Year’s resolutions are a way to try something new, refocus on old rhythms or buckle down on long-term goals. After the dumpster fire of 2020, it’s hard to say whether New Year’s resolutions feel completely irrelevant or more important than ever. In this edition of Mirror Asks, a few Mirror writers share their own thoughts on the new year and the things they’re looking forward to in 2021, both big and small.
Where are you currently living?
What was the last thing you did before social distancing began?
What does justice mean to you?
Do you cook for yourself?
How do you show appreciation for the earth?
Do you believe in any legends or myths?
Where do you feel the most included on campus?
When has a blessing been disguised?
Do you believe in love at first sight?
What’s the best Halloween costume you’ve ever worn?
Caroline Berens ’18: When I was trying to soften a Pop-Tart in the Fahey-McClane fourth floor kitchen, and I accidentally set the microwave to two minutes instead of twenty seconds. Within a minute the microwave, and then the entire kitchen, were engulfed in smoke, and I spent the rest of the night airing it out so the fire alarm didn’t go off. It wasn’t funny at the time, but it was the next day.
Combine your Favorite parts of every DDS location into one mega-dining hall and describe:
Mention Beirut in any other context besides the country. Wear the American flag as underwear, a t-shirt, a bikini and/or a bandana. Put Buffalo sauce on anything. Be Canadian. They're obviously just American students in disguise. Wear moccasins. Apparently they are actually just house slippers in other countries.
Despite Dartmouth being bombarded with #praise for its undergraduate teaching, '15s realize that Bio 11 and Math 3 are just as boring as their high school classes. #numberonestunna #shouldhavetakentheAP
