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Scattered Questions, Scattered Subjects from a Scattered Brain: Hey, Officer Dave!

By Rembert Browne | January 25, 2008

When I think of Officer David P. Hunt, I think of a mix between Rambo, Lance Armstrong and Denzel Washington: a supreme Alpha Male with charisma like none other, all while riding a bicycle. Rembert: Officer Hunt, how are you? Officer Hunt: You know, I prefer to be called Officer Dave.

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Sound Check Yourself Before You Wreck Yourself

By Divya Gunasekaran | January 25, 2008

Trends and movements can be synonyms, but in the music world the two couldn't sound any more different from each other.

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The DM Manual of Style

By Dylan Leavitt | January 25, 2008

As I lifted the dark-wash denim past my knees, I already felt the ideal amount of stretch in the fabric around my calves.

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The Mirror Asks: When are you most neurotic?

By The Dartmouth Mirror Staff | January 25, 2008

"I have 32 folders set up in Blitz that I actively use to filter my e-mail." -- Luofei Deng '10 "Open doors -- I cannot begin to focus on anything if some door near me is left ajar." -- Katherine Gorman '08 "Mine is, embarrassingly, footnotes in papers." -- Jean Luo '10 "Actually I think that my most obsessive-compulsive trait is checking Blitz and Facebook." -- Esther Ha '11 "I can't touch public door knobs!

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Hello Dartmouth!

By Caitlin Kelly | January 25, 2008

This week The Mirror crawled into the deepest darkest corners of campus looking for Dartmouth's most compulsive perfectionists.

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Warning Signs of Neurotic Perfectionist Tendencies

By Emily Hirshey | January 25, 2008

You check out the new photo albums on Facebook, and you read, "Created just a moment ago." You blitz yourself so that you'll have new mail the next time you check on a public terminal, which will be a maximum of two minutes later. As you look over notes you took in class you read, "Professor takes 20 second pause and then sips a glass of water.

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Compulsive Perfectionism

By Esther Ha | January 25, 2008

In trying to reach the top, do Dartmouth students go too far?

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The D.M. Manual of Style

By Dylan Leavitt | January 18, 2008

From years of exposure to images of celebrities flaunting their sunglasses, I have come to associate shades with power.

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The Golden Age of Scandal: It looks like Hollywood has always been skanky

By Amy Davis | January 18, 2008

Consensus is that two things are true: this generation is the one to end Western Civilization as we know it, and celebrities are even worse than the rest of us.

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The Granite in our Brains

By Jean Ellen | January 18, 2008

Is that copy of "People" perched on your elliptical really helping your workout, or are you hungry for gossip in addition to a Collis salad?

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Tech it Out: Macbook air

By Luofei Deng | January 18, 2008

What is the geek in all of us going to be drooling over this year? Luofei Deng talks about Steve Jobs' latest masterpiece. I had planned for my first column of the new term and new year to be a look back at 2007 and a look forward to 2008.

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The Mirror asks: Will the whole campus know your name by your senior year?

By Esther Ha | January 18, 2008

"I think people will know me because I'm personable and make a point of greeting everyone I know." Mina Beveney '11 "Frankly, I hope not.

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Hello Dartmouth!

By Caitlin Kelly | January 18, 2008

Caitlin Kelly / The Dartmouth Senior Staff Hey campus insiders, Mirror editor here, and I have some juicy news.

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Four Actual Celebrities Who Went to Dartmouth (And Two Other People Who Did, Too)

By Eve Ahearn | January 18, 2008

Meryl Streep (transfer student,1970) She may have graduated from Vasser in 1971, but as a senior she spent a term at Dartmouth as a transfer student.

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Campus Icons: Where Have They Gone?

By Joanna Patterson | January 18, 2008

Paul Heintz graduated. Food Court Larry passed away. Professor Saccio retired. With the heavy hitters in the world of campus celebrity disappearing, where will the next generation originate?

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Spotlight

By Jean Lou | January 11, 2008

__Ruth Hupart '08, Co-chair of Sustainable Dartmouth__ _Do you think that our knowledge of the environment has changed in the past decade?

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Sound Check Yourself Before You Wreck Yourself

By Divya Gunasekaran | January 11, 2008

You might not wear black leather to class or stage makeup to the frats, but you probably like the musical genre of metal more than you think.

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Going Green

By Katherine Gorman | January 11, 2008

Green isn't just a color or shorthand for "sustainable" -- now it's a trend. Katherine Gorman looks at how the prospect of a warmer world is bringing reality into the closet. As our world heats up there are many things to fear -- the melting of the polar ice caps, the disintegration of the ozone layer, the possibility that Venice may one day be no more, et cetera, et cetera.

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The Granite in our Brains

By Jean Ellen | January 11, 2008

Is Dartmouth getting hotter or colder? Does the number on the thermometer even matter to the students?

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Alex Got in Trouble

By Alex Howe | January 11, 2008

It wouldn't be early January in the media without some sort of nod to the New Year, whether looking backwards to the year that was or forwards to what will be.

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