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The Dartmouth
June 27, 2026
The Dartmouth
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The Year in Review

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Catherine Treyz / The Dartmouth Senior Staff *Read more of the 2011 Commencement and Reunion Issue.**## From the administration to the dining halls, the College has undergone many significant changes in several areas of campus throughout the Class of 2011's culminating year. DEAN OF THE COLLEGE On July 21, Charlotte Johnson, vice president and dean of the college at Colgate University, will assume the role of the dean of the College.


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Class of 2011 leads various Big Green sports teams to victory

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Correction appended From individual standout athletes to leaders that have brought renewed success while wearing a Big Green jersey, members of the Class of 2011 have left their mark on various varsity teams. This year, the football team capped off its season on a high note, defeating Princeton University in the final game of the season by a score of 31-0, its first shutout in 14 years.




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A wrinkle in time

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So I'm sitting in class and the professor is talking about time geological time versus cultural time versus political time.


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Great expectations?

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Dartmouth is a bizarre place to spend your formative years. Four years in Hanover ensure access to a world of affluence and privilege for the rest of your life.


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Lest the old traditions fail

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At any time between the hours of 11 a.m. and 1 a.m. (except from 3-5 p.m.), I can walk into the Class of 1953 Commons and get a delicious sandwich featuring fresh mozzarella cheese.




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I Wrote This at 3 a.m.

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I remember that the day my little brother Thomas was born, the rain was relentless. I sat by the glass-paned doors in our sun-room and I watched the trees bow underneath the roaring sky.


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Famous last words

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If being a senior has taught me anything, it's that graduation is like Fight Club. The first rule of graduation: Don't talk about graduation. Therefore it should come as no surprise that I currently exist in a more or less constant state of denial.


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Frosty's Corner

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Don't read The D after you've graduated. Chances are you don't read it now, except for the Overheards cuz you're hip like that and just don't care.



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Overheards

'13 Guy: I feel like I don't get drunk I just get awesome. '11 Guy: I'll be working in Ghana next year with the Peace Corps.'14 Girl: Really?!'11 Guy: (laughing) No, I'm doing investment banking. S&S Officer at front door of Phi Delt: Hi.




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Overheards

'13 Tri-Delt: Next time we have frat boy meetings, I just want to borrow a Sigma Delt pinnie! Guy in Collis: Well, I'm on the fence about this, and the last time I was on the fence about something it was whether or not to de-pledge Sig Nu and that turned out to be a brilliant idea. '12 Girl: Everyone was just streaking and making out and it was getting boring. '12 girl 1: We should just give him an honorary title in our house ... VP of getting the other VPs on table.'12 girl 2: Yes!


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Campus security, health services, Green Team increase staff

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While many Dartmouth students are looking forward to relaxing over Green Key Weekend, organizations dedicated to ensuring the safety of students are gearing up to minimize harm caused by alcohol abuse and other potentially dangerous activities over the big weekend. Although Green Key is typically less eventful than Homecoming in the fall term, Safety and Security increases its nighttime staff over the weekend to respond to an increased number of alcohol-related incidents, according to College Proctor and Safety and Security Director Harry Kinne.


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Businesses anticipate weekend profit boost

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While students embrace Green Key for its various parties and social activities, Hanover businesses look forward to the weekend with equal anticipation as their demand and revenue skyrocket, according to business managers interviewed by The Dartmouth. "This seems to be the busiest one out of the big Dartmouth weekends," Ben Williams, general manager of Molly's Restaurant, said.