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Dartmouth Hearts NYC

By Brent Clayton | October 27, 2006

The Big Apple. The Empire City. The City That Never Sleeps. The Bearded Clam. New York by any other name is still the same rat-infested urinary-depository that many a Dartmouth grad comes to call home.

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Dressing Dartmouth

By Abigail Medvin | October 27, 2006

Halloween is near and we all know what that means: girls in slutty costumes and dudes blacking out, so really nothing out of the ordinary around these parts.

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Inside this issue

By Nova Robinson | October 27, 2006

In about fourth grade I decided that I wanted to be a suffragette. I announced this to my mom. I'm sure she was a little surprised by this choice but maybe a little proud of my early penchant for women's rights. We drove to Jo-Ann Fabrics and I be-lined it for the shiny, red material --- the stuff with the sequins that has made a comeback thanks to H-Croo and the Ultimate team.

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Mirror PicKs

By The Dartmouth Mirror | October 27, 2006

Book: "Complete Stories," by Dorothy Parker Parker's short stories will transport you out of Hanover and into Old (capital 'O') New York City.

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Mirror PicKs

By The Dartmouth Mirror | October 20, 2006

Book: "Special Topics in Calamity Physics," by Marisha Pessl Pessl creates a fictional but eerily realistic world of pompous parents, mysterious teachers and child geniuses as she tells the story of introverted prodigy Blue Van Meer.

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Damn, It Feels Good To Be A Foleyite

By Bailey Massey | October 20, 2006

At this moment, I am in a very awkward position. Although I have committed to write an article about the best kept secret on campus, I am reluctant to state all the wonders of Foley House for fear of losing my spot in the spring.

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Livin' La Vida Loca(L)

By Emma Baumgartner | October 20, 2006

Sadly, my relationship with New England produce would be classified by Facebook.com as "open": I have been caught getting "jiggy" with Michigan peaches and, dare I say it, California avocados.

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Inside this issue

By Nova Robinson | October 20, 2006

Dearest Mononucleosis, I really think we should start seeing other people. I would love to spend time with humans -- my blankets are nice but they are hard to have conversations with, they don't really respond.

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