Mirror: What is V-February?
The Dartmouth Mirror sat down with some members of V-Feb's planning committee to discuss their aims, regrets and the most powerful moments from this year's programming so far.?
The Dartmouth Mirror sat down with some members of V-Feb's planning committee to discuss their aims, regrets and the most powerful moments from this year's programming so far.?
The new undergraduate advisors packed into Brace Commons to begin their fourth day of training for an exercise called “behind closed doors.” Each of them must open a door without knowing what they will find behind it, and apply their knowledge of College regulations and protocol — as well as their own intuition — to respond to the scenario.
While the attention to including more than just two gender identities may be a newer consideration of the lyrics, her protest marks just one of many historical moments to change the alma mater since the song was officially composed by Harry Wellman of the Class of 1907 and adopted by the school in 1926.
The change, I am thrilled to say, has been my most profound quality of life improvement since investing in Spotify premium.
I do not go quietly. My heart pounds with feverish anticipation.
Gender-neutral housing represents one piece of a larger campus dialogue on gender
A friend of Aaron's encapsulates the perfect line from an E. E. Cumnmings poem.
Marian takes on fashion week, North West and, of course, vongs.
Students across campus share stories about crucial moments of change during their time at Dartmouth.
Take me — half-matured and of mediocre quality — or leave me. I’m the wine you open right away, because aging will do absolutely zilch to improve my condition.
7 —The number of campus housing locations that are gender-inclusive. \n 119; 104; 105 —The respective ages of Homecoming, Winter Carnival and Green Key. \n 32 —The number of stairs in Foley House. \n 16 —The number of years between coeducation and revision of “Alma Mater.” \n 32 —The number of years between the composition of the words of the alma mater and recognition as the College’s official song.
What’s the most startling change you’ve witnessed since arriving on campus? \n There have been overwhelming — and very positive — changes in campus climate even since the ’16s arrived here.
If you could describe your romantic life at Dartmouth in one sentence, what would it be?
In isolated Hanover, queer students navigate a complex dating environment.
Love, Dartmouth Style \n July 1, 1997 \n Justin A.
Even as campus prizes sexual encounters, some remain virgins.
We asked you to respond anonymously to questions about your love life. \nHere’s what you said.
In case you suffer from some form of amnesia, you are probably aware that Valentine’s Day is tomorrow. Naturally, I would like to devote the entirety of this week’s column to love, lust, lies and betrayal.