Sidekick users: Spend $200, go directly to jail
Prior to the iPhone (yes, humans existed back then), there was the Sidekick, a quirky soap-bar sized device with a slick swiveling display and spacious keyboard.
Prior to the iPhone (yes, humans existed back then), there was the Sidekick, a quirky soap-bar sized device with a slick swiveling display and spacious keyboard.
This year's American Film Market Festival will feature not just one, but three films about the life of famed Colombian drug lord Pablo Escobar, The New York Times reported this week.
After I was arrested and charged with burglary for semi-accidentally stealing wine and the Sunday Times from a convenience store, things calmed down. The Valley News ran a story.
Do your Facebook interests include blacking out, Mary J. and slam pigs? Are you passed out next to a box of Keystone, eyes glazed over, boot by your side, in all of your Facebook pictures?
Haley Morris / The Dartmouth Staff After we drive across train tracks and past warehouses, all the storefronts in White River Junction look dark and closed.
As the air in Hanover grows numbingly cold and you begin to feel that if you leave your bed the universe will implode, it's easy to become a hermit.
There are three things that I've thought about that aren't related to Dartmouth this week: South Park, my job as a nanny and wildfires.
My mom always told me never to drink without eating. It was my first time. Of course, my parents drink exactly 1.5 glasses of red wine per day.
There may be some validity to that chill you get when you walk into the Tower Room, or the fact that you feel eyes on the back of your neck when you walk to the reserve desk (or around First Floor Berry, but that's a different article). According to Ron Kolek and Maureen Wood, the heads of the New England Ghost Project, you can stop feeling crazy. When I took Kolek and Wood for a tour of some of the College's most prominent buildings on the night of Oct.
With Halloween right around the corner, I decided I wanted to put my questions about ghosts to rest.
Tilman C.
Book: "Fear and Loathing in Las Vegas" by Hunter S. Thompson Read about how Hunter S. Thompson did enough drugs to kill three small elephants and still had the audacity and lack of shame to write about how crazy the rest of us are.
Sorority girl 1 at delibs: Oh, I love that girl. Sorority girl 2: Oh, me too, [retracted] passed her off to me and she was great, I'm in love. Sorority girl 3: Say something about her personality. Everyone: Silence. '08 BG: How do you take a book out of the library?
There are artists that make a habit out of abusing their vocal cords, and in the process, abusing some listeners' ears.
Friday night's bonfire and Saturday's game against Columbia will undoubtedly be the highlight of this year's Homecoming weekend.
The Dartmouth As members of the freshman class run around the bonfire 111 times on Friday night amidst upperclassmen's cheers and taunts of "touch the fire," they will perpetuate what many consider to be one of Dartmouth's greatest traditions, Dartmouth Night.
As the Class of 2011 runs around the bonfire 111 times, continuing to create their own traditions at the College, the campus will be brimming with alumni who have returned to revel in the weekend's festivities and relive some of the best times of their lives. Homecoming weekend, with its many traditions and activities, is one of the most popular draws for Dartmouth alumni, according to Diana Lawrence, director of communications in the Office of Alumni Relations. "Alumni love Homecoming.
While Homecoming weekend may conjure up images of out-of-control dance parties and heavy drinking, College health officials say that for them Homecoming is just an average weekend.
The big football game and the omnipresent display of school pride are staples of homecoming that any college can brag about.