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Big Fatty's, enough said

By Haley Morris and Anna Payne | May 11, 2007

With temperatures mounting, it seems that spring has finally arrived. While some are starting to break out the seersucker, in this week's column, we are longing for a change in taste -- for spring (and, dare we say it, early summer) delectables! Eager to leave behind last season's palate, we decided we wanted ice cream, watermelon wedges, corn on the cob or anything outside and grilled.

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The amazing multi-talented prof!

By Jilian Gundling | May 4, 2007

I have to admit that before I met English Professor Michael Chaney, I was skeptical of the validity of the graphic novel (or comic book, the terms are essentially interchangable) and oblivious to its role in literature.

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Kids! Draw your graphic novel!

By Erin Choo | May 4, 2007

While graphic novel creation may be up and running in White River Junction, in its burgeoning stages at Dartmouth, students have still managed to produce impressive cartoon works.

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Overheard

By Alysia Harris and Anna Stone | May 4, 2007

Carlos Mejia: That's why we're not a democracy in this country, we're a republic. Travis Green: I think we can make Novack a happier place. Mejia: There were so many diverse groups there ... there were women there. Jaromy Siporen: Heorot's always on probation. Green: You can't say the Greek system is flawless, we have our weaknesses... I mean, maybe you can say it's flawless. Siporen: We can end the monopoly of Sunja's Sushi. Raj Koganti (drawing a model on the board): Success Siporen: I've lived through everything. Nova Robinson: We need to centralize, not neutralize. Student Assembly presidential candidates say dumb things (at debates, no less). Overhear something else?

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Is that a PC in your pocket?

By Luofei Deng | May 4, 2007

For many years, computer companies have searched for the Holy Grail of computing: A full-fledged computer smaller than a laptop without a substantial loss in productivity.

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The Friday Quickie: Reaching outside the toolbox

By Abi Medvin | May 4, 2007

I refer to the collective body of guys that my friend Caryn has dated/hooked up with as "the toolbox." This designation arose, not because she loiters outside True Value stalking the soft touches of handymen, but rather because every guy she's ever been into has been, in my opinion, a gigantic tool.

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Multiverse madness

By Dylan Hume | May 4, 2007

Artistic comics are all well and good, but sometimes comic fans need to turn to the two major mainstream publishers, Marvel and DC, to remind them what drew them to comics in the first place.

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Music: Send in the Clowns

By Chris Symeonides | April 27, 2007

I am going to admit right from the outset that this is going to be one half-assed column. Actually, considering the size of the posterior of this Round Mound of Rebound, that would probably imply that there is greater quality here than in reality.

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Alex Got In Trouble: Transcendent-ism

By Alex Howe | April 27, 2007

A Scottish, short-term volunteer named Kirsten left a note when she left Biloxi. "Thanks for letting me in so graciously to your wee world even though I was here but for a short time.

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Perspectives: Straight from the Houseman's Mouth

By Jean Ellen Cowgill | April 27, 2007

This has not been the easiest of terms for the house manager of my sorority. I don't envy she who is tasked with blitzing out to sisters to tell them that no, in fact, when the town's water supply goes AWOL, they cannot take a shower despite their recent trip to the gym, nor can they do their laundry even though they really want that skirt clean.

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On Bar Service

By Katherine Gorman | April 27, 2007

When it comes to hanging out on Dartmouth campus, we all have our place of choice. But what makes a certain frat or sorority so special when planning your night out?

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On Bathrooms

By Greg O'Sullivan | April 27, 2007

Fraternity bathrooms are like snowflakes. No two are the same. Though, I'll be honest, the comparison pretty much stops there.

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Alex Got In Trouble: The Day That Harvard Came

By Alex Howe | April 20, 2007

The schedule of college groups volunteering over spring break was made months in advance, so I had plenty of time to plot how I would prove myself a better human being than the Harvard-bots: arm wrestling, perhaps, or a contest of SAT-style analogies. Go!

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