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Summer Lovin'

By Meredith Russo | July 20, 2006

For the past year or so, after many failed relationships and crushed hopes, my friends and I have relied on the dream of sophomore summer.

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Mirror Picks

By The Dartmouth Staff | July 20, 2006

Book: "Confessions of a Memory Eater" by Pagan Kennedy This novel is short (a good summer requirement) and provocative; its hero, a New Hampshire college professor, comes across a pharmaceutical company that sells a new form of LSD that lets its customers relive any memory they choose.

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Summertime Woes

By Hiba Siddiqui | July 20, 2006

So summer seems to be synonymous with nakedness -- a nakedness of all sorts. If not bodily nakedness, some form of nakedness nonetheless -- foot nakedness, for one, is very prevalent.

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Overheard

By Compiled by Stephanie Herbert | May 26, 2006

'05 AD: "Ninety percent of Dartmouth lingo is stolen from me. Facetime, Facechug, etc." '06 Girls: "Neel, shut up." '05 AD: "Okay fine, but I popularized 80 perrcent of the words that are used on this campus.

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THE LIST

By Compiled by Daisy Freund | May 26, 2006

Why is Dartmouth's style evolution so mind-bogglingly slow? My theory: we're all out looking for play and students, male and female, fear that if they wear something risky or fashion-forward they'll scare off their love-interest.

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Inside This Issue

By Nova Robinson | May 26, 2006

So, it is that time of the year again. The time to say goodbye, so long, adieu, ciao, ma'asaalama ... With graduation on the horizon for a quarter of our school's population, I started to think about my own impending launch into the Real World.

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Inside This Issue

By Nova Robinson | May 12, 2006

I would like to add a delicious diner to the list of eateries enumerated on pages 8 - 9: For the biggest/ best pancakes in the Upper Valley take 1-91 South until exit 10N.

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WRJ Revitalized and Revisited

By Tom Bonamici | May 12, 2006

White River Junction is home to several junctions: it is where the White River joins the Connecticut River, where I-89 meets I-91, and where a handful of mothballed rail lines merge. The village boomed in the early 20th century, becoming a major hub for the railways leading to upper Vermont and New Hampshire.

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