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Razor Wars: My razor's bigger than yours
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Luofei Deng
| March 2, 2007
Many years ago in a CVS not so far away, the razor market was simple. One or two blades. Disposable or cartridge.
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Sauce and the city: blacking out in the real world
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Joanna Patterson
| March 2, 2007
Drinking and cultural norms at Dartmouth have been documented time and time again, from blacking out to booting and passing out on an uninhabited couch.
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Blackout norms: put that on a nalgene
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Amy Davis
| March 2, 2007
"Dude! I totally blacked out last night!" It's an excuse, a badge of superior partying skills, and a punch line all rolled into one commonly heard salutation on Tuesday, Thursday, Saturday and Sunday mornings.
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Overheard
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Compiled by Anna Stone
| February 23, 2007
Ice Climbing Instructor: So you swing the ice pick as if you were swinging a hammer. '10 Girl: What if you've never used a hammer? '07 Girl: Where have you been your whole life if you've never used a hammer? '07 Guy: Screwing? '08 Girl: "I'm really tired of talking about anal sex all the time." '08 Girl 1: You are so JAPPY! '08 Girl 2: Yeah ... Except I don't put out. '08 Girl 3: Although Jewish girls really didn't start giving head till about 10 years ago.
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Will soy milk give me a bangin' bod? Ten DDS myth busters
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Jilian Gundling
| February 23, 2007
You know the expression, "What you don't know can't hurt you?" Well when it comes to food -- surprise, surprise -- this may not be true. While I am not one to count calories or obsess about the health content of food, there are definitely days when I strive to eat more healthfully than usual; maybe my jeans have felt a little tighter lately or maybe I want to cleanse the toxins from a long eventful weekend.
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You can do it, DDS can help: Eat well on campus
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Jean Luo
| February 23, 2007
Whether we are lounging on the Green, studying in the library, socializing at a party, relaxing in the dorm or eating in a dining hall, food is an ever-present aspect of college life; this commonly unacknowledged undercurrent and literal nourishment of the campus plays a huge role in happiness and overall quality of life for students.
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The Dartmouth Mirror
| February 23, 2007
Book: "Good poems," selected and introduced by Garrison Kiellor In many an English class, the professor inevitably says that Dartmouth students don't read enough poetry.
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Students weigh in on college, winter eating habits
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Liz Ellison
| February 23, 2007
Most Dartmouth students don't mentally calculate their protein intake for the day while waiting in the Food Court grill line.
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Rage against audioslave
By
Chris Symeonides
| February 23, 2007
A little over three weeks ago, something happened that may have changed my entire perspective on life.
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Your (Se)x-hour : An std expose
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Zachary Gottlieb
| February 16, 2007
Hopefully you'll last the 50 minutes
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Real-life STD stories: three women discuss
By
Amy Davis
| February 16, 2007
From Home Plate brunch to Bagel Basement, Hanover eateries are rife with gossip on Sunday mornings.
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Save my Seoul: Yama Restaurant, West Lebanon
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Haley Morris
| February 16, 2007
The only thing more contrived than vapid Hallmark holidays are getting to know-you-games. Spare me your two truths and a lie or any opportunity where I have to liken my personality to fauna or inspect myself for that share-worthy scar.