Frosty's Corner
Don't pretend like you don't know what I'm talking about. I know you read Harry Potter, though chances are you weren't quite as dorky as I was.
Don't pretend like you don't know what I'm talking about. I know you read Harry Potter, though chances are you weren't quite as dorky as I was.
A couple friends and I led a fake tour over Dimensions, and it was one of the most rewarding things I've done in a long time.
For a group of students who love this college so much, we sure spend a lot of time away from it. Dartmouth has been ranked number one in study abroad participation among the Ivies.
Over the course of 15 months (from September 2010 to January 2012), I will have moved six times: from home to Mid Fayerweather, then to D.C.
Mike Urbach The last 10 weeks have shown me that the next four years are going to be awesome.
Sometimes my friends and I have moments of delusion during which we think it's a good idea to tell each other what our faults are.
Although I am not Jewish, I learned to appreciate American Jewish culture from a young age. It all started when my parents decided to enroll me in the one private school in Dallas where all the Jewish families sent their children.
'12 guy: Brooklyn is up-and-coming ... kind of like BG. '11 Panarchist: Wait .... I think my mother just de-mothered me on facebook. Prospie at Dimensions Panhell event: So, I know Greek stereotypes consume a lot of campuses.
Franklin Delano Roosevelt famously said, "The only thing we have to fear is fear itself." False. And stupid.
I once thought I had mono. For a week, I did absolutely nothing and blamed my uselessness on my 20-hour naps.
YOON JI KIM / The Dartmouth Staff As we were brainstorming ideas for the Editors' Note on a cloudy February afternoon exactly 10 weeks ago, we glanced out the window and admired the snowfall on the Green.
I first noticed Maceda Alemu '13 when she told our Spanish professor that her Spanish wouldn't be so great because she'd been speaking Amharic for the last two months.
Men throw around a ton of adjectives when describing the qualities they think a girl looks for in a guy smart, funny, cute, charming While all those things are important, what a lot of men don't realize is how oh-so-very simple it is to find a mate: The true way to a woman's heart is through her stomach. We're not asking that you enroll in Le Cordon Bleu and become a master chef a simple chicken or pasta dish would suffice.
Truth: Dartmouth students really do care about their GPAs. Secretly. But we do care. Considering that roughly 90 percent of incoming students at Dartmouth graduated in the top 10 percent of their class, it should come as no surprise that we care about academics.
If you follow my column religiously (as most people do), you know that I take everything seriously.
Dartmouth students are really overzealous about warm weather. Like, I get that you're excited that the sun's out.
I have a problem. It's somewhat troubling, but I'm not losing sleep over it. I've realized that I'm basing my professional decisions on the television that I'm watching. Like most people my age, I don't watch TV in the traditional way.
'13 UGA: My residents know not to say hi to me in public. '12 Girl: Making out is like a college interview you either bomb it, make a really good impression or meh, doesn't matter.
"I still didn't really know her [very well] at this point," a '13 male explains. "But I see her through the glass at Novack.