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The Bucket List

By Lauren Vespoli | February 7, 2013

It was one of the coldest days of the term, bright and clear despite sub-zero temperatures. Skating on Occom Pond seemed the quaint sort of winter activity that would make a beautiful but cold day enjoyable.

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Greater security for major weekend

By Emily Brigstocke | February 7, 2013

Over Winter Carnival weekend, Safety and Security and Dartmouth Emergency Medical Services will increase campus presence and patrol in anticipation of greater activity and potential hazards caused by the cold weather, Safety and Security director Harry Kinne and Dartmouth EMS executive director Nick Valentini '13 said.

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Winter Carnival Council determines weekend's schedule

By Anthony Lafontant | February 7, 2013

This year's Winter Carnival will feature the weekend's traditional events inspired by the theme "A Very Grimm Carnival," a tribute to the Grimm Brothers' dark fairy tales, Winter Carnival Council co-chair Mandy Bowers '14 said. While the council hoped to revive previously canceled events, as of press time, a second year of unseasonably warm weather prompted the cancellation of the campus-wide snow sculpture contest and the Carni Classic, a cross-country ski race on the Hanover Country Club golf course. On Thursday evening, Winter Carnival opened with ceremonies on the Green.

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Weekend supports Hanover businesses

By Jasmine Sachar | February 7, 2013

Hanover businesses are expecting a flurry of economic activity over Winter Carnival weekend, according to local store owners and employees. Hanover dining staples, such as the Canoe Club and Lou's Restaurant and Bakery, are preparing for an influx of visitors, including alumni and their families.

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Top 5 Ways to Avoid Creepy Alumns over Carnival

By Amelia Acosta | February 7, 2013

DO NOT under any circumstances eat any of your meals in town, unless you want to dine alongside alums enjoying legality in Hanover with $2 margaritas or karaoke at Salt Hill Pub. If you see beer other than Keystone in the basement, don't touch it.

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Carnival has dramatic history

By Lily Fagin | February 7, 2013

The Winter Carnival celebrations that Dartmouth students now enjoy began as a mere field day in 1910 after a single student, Fred Harris '11, proposed in The Dartmouth that students should take greater advantage of the opportunities the frigid Hanover weather presents for showcasing winter sports. Since then, the weekend has seen beauty pageants, the mental breakdown of an American literary giant and a number of particularly rowdy fraternity parties. At its inception, Winter Carnival, which was then known as "Winter Meet," involved ski races, hockey games and other sporting events held around Occom Pond.

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Winter Wonderings

By Troy Palmer | January 31, 2013

You're hanging out with your public policy textbook and KAF chai latte in the 1902 Room because it's totally trendy and totally hardcore.

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The Winternship

By Iris Liu | January 31, 2013

As our favorite alumnus Dr. Seuss once said: "The sun did not shine. It was too wet to play. So we sat in the house.

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Editor's Note

By Amelia Acosta | January 31, 2013

/ The Dartmouth Staff Whenever people hear that I'm from Chicago, they automatically assume I'm fine with the cold.

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Through the Looking Glass: On Replay

By Jay Webster | January 31, 2013

Editor's Note: We welcome submissions from all members of the community both past and present who wish to write about defining experiences, moments or relationships during their time at Dartmouth.

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Eat Your SADness Away

By Andrew Zhu | January 31, 2013

You look outside your window and all you see is a sheet of white. You check your iPhone weather app to try to assuage yourself and just disregard the number, not even believing it can get this cold.

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Layer Up, Buckle Down

By Natalie Van Brunt | January 31, 2013

When the temperatures start to drop and the sun goes into hibernation for weeks at time, there is a very good chance you will find me camped out on the floor of my room, hidden in a blanket cocoon and living off peanut butter, dry cereal and whatever else I can eat without leaving my little bubble-within-a-bubble.

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