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The Dartmouth
December 22, 2025 | Latest Issue
The Dartmouth
Arts


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Jump In '06X

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It's raining out, again. I am sitting in a hot, reeking bar somewhere in Dublin. Smoking, unwashed Europeans are cheering for, of all things, a soccer game.


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Inside this issue

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Surprise! Just when you thought the Mirror wasn't going to come out, this summer here were are in "Compact" form.




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Shoe go

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I have quite the expensive little habit. Considering that I pay for my gas in change, it is one I certainly cannot afford.



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Radiohead frontman erases doubt with solo debut

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In a vague (and capital letter free) note to a Radiohead fan club on May 12, lead singer Thom Yorke announced his first solo album with the words "this is just a note to say that something has been kicking around in the background that i have not told you about.










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Play festival features student works

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A writer once said that there's a poet in all of us, sitting in our minds like an old man waiting in the rain for his train to come -- and if the upcoming Frost and Dodd Play Festival is any indication, it seems there's a playwright sitting right next to him. On Thursday, Friday and Saturday evenings this week, Dartmouth students will be able to witness the best work of their theatrically-inclined peers.


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Window illuminates College history

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Editor's Note: This article is the first of a series examining hidden artworks at Dartmouth. Tucked away in a tiny corner bathroom in Bartlett Hall is a spectacular stained glass window startles any visitor who comes across it unawares.