The DM Manual of Style
Welcome back to campus. We had our work cut out for us last term searching for fashionistas fleeing from the winter weather and hiding their well-dressed-selves in the dregs of the library.
Welcome back to campus. We had our work cut out for us last term searching for fashionistas fleeing from the winter weather and hiding their well-dressed-selves in the dregs of the library.
10S is here. The Green is slowly turning green, we're reuniting with friends who have traveled all over the globe the past term, the Sun God has taken over Novack and prospie love is in the air.
Chris Parker / The Dartmouth Senior Staff Chris Parker / The Dartmouth Senior Staff Don't get me wrong I love going back to Dartmouth after breaks.
So ideally I would open with a funny anecdote that showcases my notably awkward dancing ability, except every story I can think of is so tremendously painful that it blows right past "humorously self-deprecating" and instead lands us in "so mortifying that it would actually make the reader uncomfortable on my behalf and would also require that I spend the rest of my senior Spring hiding under my bed." Consequentially I will just leave you with some key phrases, which are "martial arts-inspired ballet," "ill-conceived costume at fifth grade hula party" and "in front of guy I liked at the time." ANYWAY.
Boy meets girl. While leaving girl's room one night, boy turns her alarm clock to the college radio station, on which he is an early morning DJ.
Deidra Willis / The Dartmouth Staff Deidra Willis / The Dartmouth Staff Spring term makes me stupid with joy.
The Drunkest Girls Have a Dream Just dance? This is the topic? Seriously. We're so down. We're down like that random dude from your English class that just asked you to play one v.
I'm not going to pretend that I know anything about dancing. Coordination and rhythm are two traits that just don't exist in my gene pool.
Although this week wasn't exactly warm until yesterday, (and the weather is still considered freezing to those of us who went south for SB2K10) we're officially two weeks into the spring season, regardless of the temperature in Hanover.
Like many labels out there, "dance music" is a highly ambiguous term. There's the genre of dance music which subsumes several other genres as it is and there's also everyone's personal idea of what dancing and the best music for it is.
Correction Appended This year's Dartmouth Dance Ensemble's performance, "Viscera Echoes of War," is an exciting venture: a multimedia collaboration in which Dartmouth faculty and students reflect on the topic of war through choreography, theater, stage design and the digital arts.
You've heard it all before by now: tutus, leg warmers, ballet flats and buns are the basics to pulling off the dancing look.
So, we were told we had to talk about grad students, despite our persistent and undying requests to print a transcript of our dreamed pong game with Gaga.
Upon entering Byrne Hall, one thing was apparently clear: I was definitely not in Collis anymore.
As a freshman nearly four years ago, I used to walk past Tuck business school every day while leaving my dorm in the River cluster, and I can state with 99.9 percent confidence plus all of the benefit of hindsight that I never saw a single Tuck student in my entire year of walking past their campus.
Tuck: How to spot one: Very easy to pick out of the crowd even though they'd like to think not.
Since I came to Dartmouth in 2006, the Tuck School of Business has made itself much more available to the overeager Dartmouth undergraduates.
While looking for another never-fail Father's Day gift at Traditionally Trendy, you might notice strange segments of the merchandise that bear the same Dartmouth green but a foreign crest.
Shirley Hu / The Dartmouth Staff Shirley Hu / The Dartmouth Staff I admit I know nothing about Dartmouth's graduate schools and even less about the students that attend them.