The Dartmouth Lifestyle
What does an exorcism have to do with KAF and yoga?
What does an exorcism have to do with KAF and yoga?
How "crunchy" is Dartmouth's fashion, really? Nelly Mendoza-Mendoza '19 explores.
Lucy Li '19 explores the varied meanings of sustainability.
Derek the Sexy Custodian enters Sam's bike search. Madness ensues.
In this week's "Joe Kind: A Guy", Joe reflects on the end of his collegiate swimming career.
Abbey Cahill '18 profiles Anne Kapuscinski, the first woman to chair the Union of Concerned Scientists.
One of the biggest problems I have with my day-to-day life here at Dartmouth is how hard it is to find time for fun reading. You know, fiction and non-fiction books and articles that I can read purely for my enjoyment without the pressure of an essay and a grade. Not to say I do not enjoy my readings for class; I do not consider this problem of mine to be one that is exacerbated by Dartmouth, per se. The issue is more about the insane amounts of time I spend in front of electronic screens. I doubt I am completely alone in this sentiment — even in these beautiful woods. But I do wonder if I could do a better job.
When I asked a family friend to recall the day of her mother’s diagnosis of Alzheimer’s disease, she said she remembered feeling afraid.
Mary Liza and Andrew explore the sometimes humorous consequences of a wild night out.
Did Sam deserve to get a parking ticket? Read to find out.
Which Mirror editor has not eaten a Hot Pocket since first grade? Read on to find out.
Women frIt’s hard to believe that about 40 years ago, everyone ate at Thayer, not Foco, and that the Orozco Mural Room was the most social part of the library. But the biggest difference between Dartmouth now and then was not solely the dining hall location or the noise level of a particular room. The most startling change to me at the College has been the number of female students.
Sarah Khatry '17 reflects on her experience being in Paris during the terrorist attacks this past November.
Maddie and Maggie investigate whether Snapchat causes FOMO.
In this week's editor's note, Caroline exposes her hypocrisies about social media and Hayley admits that she neglected to make any New Year's Resolutions. Which is the worse offense?
An investigation into the darker side of Yik Yak.
Joe explains how he got the name "FoCo Joe" and how he feels about his impending future.
If you’ve ever been embarrassed by your family’s social media presence, Mary Liza and Andrew understand.
Ever wonder about the person behind Pigeons of Boston? Aaron Pellowski '15 returns to The Mirror to fill you in.
SAM and SAM TOO set out on a mission to find the paper he wrote about a quote he heard during his freshman seminar.