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In Case You Were Wondering

By Katie Sinclair | February 27, 2014

In case you were wondering, the first Academy Awards ceremony was held on May 16, 1929. Some speculate that Rin Tin Tin, a German shepherd, received the most votes for best actor that year but could not win the award because the Academy decided it should be limited to humans.This is not a cool fact, minus the dog part, since anyone who can do basic math knows that if the 86th Academy Awards are being televised this weekend, the first ones would have occurred in 1929.

Dartmouth students, Dragon’s Gate Tattoo Studio owner Scott Ibey said, usually appear more nervous than his typical clientele.
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I Ink...Therefore I Am

By Kalie Marsicano | February 20, 2014

Half of me expected Dragon’s Gate Tattoo Studio to be filled with the sounds of heavy metal and the smell of cigarette smoke — the other half secretly hoped I’d be walking to some sci-fi, fantasy tattoo wonderland.

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Putting Stress to the Test

By Mirror Staff | February 20, 2014

I’m nervous about publishing this piece. I’m nervous about whether you’ll like it, whether you’ll think my statements on stress and anxiety are too trite and overstated, if my tone will come off as too needy or unoriginal. As I was writing, I could feel a really cute, almost cartoon-like grimace forming on my face. I know, unbelievable.

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Overheards

February 20, 2014

'16 Girl at '90s-themed semi: If I want to go home with someone tonight, should I take out the pigtails? '15 Girl: She's definitely happy.She wears crop tops!

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Profile: Professor Maria Salgueiro

By Victoria Nelsen | February 20, 2014

Salgueiro, a visiting African and African-American studies professor, proudly calls herself a Brazilian activist. She is currently spending her fourth winter at Dartmouth, teaching a 10-person seminar about race, class, gender and sexuality in modern Brazilian films.

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Off-Turmoil

By Sara Kassir | February 20, 2014

This is the article that I’ve wanted to write for almost a year. I’ve put it off for so long because I don’t like being controversial for the sake of stirring the pot.

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In Case You Were Wondering

By Katie Sinclair | February 20, 2014

In case you were wondering, the Dubia cockroach, or Blaptica dubia, has the ability to move, twitch and stay very much alive even after you put a pin through its head, cut off its legs with scissors and rip out its digestive tract. This is a fact that a large chunk of biology majors at Dartmouth are well aware of, though I seem to be the only one bothered by it.

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Editors' Note

By Erin Landau and Marina Shkuratov | February 20, 2014

Permanence is a funny thing, and something we have been increasingly thinking about recently. Though we have both made a few relatively permanent decisions, ranging from getting a tattoo to choosing where to get our degrees, our lives up until this point have remained pretty fluid. As children, others always made the most important decisions for us.

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Classes and Camo

By Caroline Hansen | February 13, 2014

For the students studying this ROTC management process and the technical skills that underlie it, Dartmouth offers a unique opportunity.

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Overheards

February 13, 2014

'16 Girl: If you ever want to hide your sexuality from your grandmother, I'm looking for a nice Jewish boy to marry. '16 Girl:I blacked out at AD, and I blacked in lying on the floor of a second floor Collis study room next to four mozz sticks. Gov Prof:I had an x-hour once and I hated it.

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Editors' Note

By Erin Landau and Marina Shkuratov | February 13, 2014

We may or may not have been cyborgs in high school. We somehow managed to attend every meeting for each club even vaguely related to our interests, won awards for sports and woke up chipper at the ungodly hour of 6 a.m.

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Old School

By Luke McCann | February 13, 2014

Is the Dartmouth that previous generations experienced the same one that we live in now?

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Trending @ Dartmouth

By Erin Landau and Marina Shkuratov | February 13, 2014

POLAR VORTEX #2 B@B: We really came together this week, taking a stand against sexual violence. VALENTINE'S DAY: Whether you're single and ready to mingle, looking to take your hook-up to the next level or comfortable in a committed relationship, there will be plenty of love to be found this V-Day. RECOVERING FROM WINTER CARNIVAL:Regardless if you spent the weekend pretending to be Daenerys Targaryen or pulling a human bobsled, you're probably spending a lot of time this week curled up in bed. DARTMOUTH OLYMPIANS: In case you missed it,Hannah Kearney '15 and Sophie Caldwell '12 are killing it at the Olympics.

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Through the Looking Glass: Here and Queer

By Lyra A. McKee | February 13, 2014

Every Dartmouth student probably remembers the day they arrived on campus as a wide-eyed freshman. For me, however, the day I flew up to Dartmouth for Dartmouth Outing Club First-Year Trips was also the day I came out of the closet as gay.

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What Have We Done?

By Seanie Civale and Amanda Smith | February 13, 2014

Like many of our peers, we keep a mental list of all of the big things we need to accomplish at Dartmouth and beyond. Due to this ambitious mental life list, we often think of ourselves as being destined for greatness.

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In Case You Were Wondering

By Katie Sinclair | February 13, 2014

In case you were wondering, Feb. 13-15 used to mark the Roman feast of Lupercalia, during which two young Roman men would sacrifice a dog and two goats, dress in goatskin and run around the city whacking people with bloody strips of skin from the aforementioned goats.

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