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(10/31/08 8:44am)
Wikipedia defines a "cougar" as, "a mammal of the Felidae family, native to the Americas. This large, solitary cat has the greatest range of any wild terrestrial mammal in the Western Hemisphere, extending from Yukon in Canada to the southern Andes of South America. An adaptable, generalist species, the cougar is found in every major American habitat type."
(10/10/08 6:41am)
If you ask anyone in the "know" about Dartmouth's strongest quality, those in the "know" will answer back with, "the people."
(10/03/08 7:05am)
Every now and then something happens in this community that is so incredible -- so revolutionary and ahead of its time -- that I am actually rendered speechless. For all of the 532-year-old Germans out there, you know what I'm talking about. Remember way back in 1517, when you saw that crafty ol' Martin Luther nailing up those 95 theses? And your first reaction was, like, shock? How crazy was that, right? Basically, this is what I'm trying to get at:
(05/23/08 8:27am)
I know it's early to start thinking about this, but since it's May and the seniors are on the last leg of their Divas Live 2004-esque farewell tour, I have started to feel like an old man. Before I know it, it's going to be the end of the summer and a few weeks before my senior year. Because of all of the nostalgia running through my brain these days, I have begun to think about what I would do differently if I were given another shot at college. I have very few regrets, but if a few things had gone differently I think my time here at Dartmouth would have gone from "great" to "unbelievable."
(05/02/08 8:17am)
I'm about to tell you about the single most embarrassing, ridiculous thing that has ever come to Dartmouth. More than bbOne. Even more than The Remix. If you don't know what LaundryView is, then stop reading this article and continue living a very happy, uncorrupted life. If you have already stumbled upon this atrocity, however, there is no turning back.
(04/25/08 9:33am)
I, Rembert Browne, am 98% sure I suffer from Seasonal Affective Disorder. I know this because this past week -- my horrendous midterms week -- I have never been happier in my life. Let me give you a few numbers: 69, 70, 73, 76, 77. Those are the grades of my first five orgo problem sets. They are also the high temperatures for the past five days. There has been all sun, no rain and very few clouds. And the Green. Don't even get me started on the current status of the Green. It looks like Bonaroo every day between 11:30 a.m. and 5 p.m. Everything about this school right now is amazing.
(04/18/08 8:01am)
You know what? I'm sick of this newspaper highlighting the scoundrels of this community and not giving any love to those who do extraordinary but very simple things. Today, April 18, 2008, I am writing the first ever "Praise Blotter," here in The Dartmouth, America's oldest college newspaper since 1799. I have been walking around all week with my very pretentious moleskin notebook ($19.99, Dartmouth Bookstore) noting all of the great things that happen on this campus. Here are the best of the best.
(04/04/08 7:46am)
The funny thing is, I am not funny. If you think I'm funny in any respect, just know I probably picked an aspect of that "funny" (including the aforementioned examples) up from one of the few people I consider to be excruciatingly hilarious.
(03/28/08 7:13am)
Break out the thong sandals, oversized aviators and skorts, ladies and gentlemen, it's Spring term and 35 degrees! Now, for those of you who are experiencing your first faux spring in New Hampshire, keep those spirits up. By Dimensions Weekend in mid-April, James Wright makes his annual special collect call to God, and suddenly the grass is green and it is 75 degrees. Just hang in there, because soon enough life will be quite beautiful.
(03/07/08 10:06am)
I can't believe I'm actually writing this, but it truly is the end of an era. No, I'm still writing for The Mirror next term, so you can relax a little bit. I am sad to say that today, March 7th, 2008, is the last time that the "noparentswoo" and "The Still North" comic strips will appear together in The Dartmouth. It's a good thing I'm writing in the comfort of my own home, because the sadness has begun to move from my heart to my tear ducts.
(02/29/08 9:41am)
College males have it hard, especially at Dartmouth. Hanover is not really what you'd call the dating hotspot of the Lake Sunapee region, so avenues to meet those women you want to take home to mom are limited. Luckily for Dartmouth men, there is still one avenue where guys can meet ladies and show off their skills. This avenue, my friends, is the dance party.
(02/22/08 10:22am)
By Rembert Browne
(02/15/08 10:43am)
Dartmouth College does not have a long history of producing great bands, but there have been a few
(02/08/08 3:40pm)
I'd like to think of myself in terms of the three "I's": insane, innovative and irrational. All three of these characteristics have become quite evident since I became a student here at Dartmouth, but it's during these winter months that these qualities shine brightest.
(02/01/08 9:19am)
When I think of Moshe Leib Gray, I think of a younger, rabbinical Barack Obama. He's a charismatic leader that is hopeful for the future with a wife who is smarter than he.
(01/25/08 10:54am)
When I think of Officer David P. Hunt, I think of a mix between Rambo, Lance Armstrong and Denzel Washington: a supreme Alpha Male with charisma like none other, all while riding a bicycle.