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Bug Juice Revamped: Camp Take Two

By Hillary Wool | June 29, 2007

Caitlin Kelley / The Dartmouth Staff It's been awhile since I've been to summer camp, but I'm back. While feelings of anticipation linger during the ten-month-long camp off-season, the bus ride up to camp was always a five-hour session jam-packed with obnoxious tone-deaf singing of camp songs interspersed with views of rolling green mountains whizzing by the window.

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Run It Back -- Sophomore Summer Round Two

By Amy Davis | June 29, 2007

Sophomore summer isn't just for sophomores anymore. The traditionally sophomore-saturated term is still heavy on the oh-nines, but now includes a healthy dose of about 100 upperclassmen, about 9 months removed from their first sophomore summer.

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American art exhibit reflects College's vast collection

By Laura Romain | June 29, 2007

Courtesy of the Hood Museum The Hood Museum of Art's permanent collections include more than 65,000 pieces of art, and this summer, the Hood launched a four-year program to highlight the diverse resources of its collections, culminating with the museum's twenty-fifth anniversary celebration in 2010.

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Looking back at 2006-2007: Tolerance tested, COS challenged, SA overhauled and alumni embattled

By Allie Lowe | June 9, 2007

/ The Dartmouth During their last year on campus, members of the Class of 2007 saw Dartmouth tackle issues ranging from racial tension to alumni governance -- debates which at times thrust the College into the national spotlight. Arriving back on campus for Fall term, students were greeted by a changed landscape, as the Tuck Mall and McLaughlin Residential Clusters and academic buildings Kemeny Hall and Haldeman Center opened in September. This year's fall rush process likewise saw a new addition.

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One foot out the closed door

By Abi Medvin | May 25, 2007

The intricacies of Dartmouth culture have become so convoluted in my mind that I'm not exactly sure if this observation is profound or blindingly obvious: sex, even the casual kind, is about connection. Over the course of the last six months I have collected a lot of survey comments from a lot of people, and a significant portion of them have expressed feelings of frustration, isolation and loneliness.

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The Cost of Leaving

By Lense Gebre-Mariam | May 25, 2007

At times Dartmouth's location can be a challenge for the student body's many city-dwellers. The lack of exotic entertainment, diverse array of restaurants, shopping locales, hustle and bustle of everyday life and efficient public transportation can make Hanover, N.H.

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Philanthropy, food, culture offer non-Greek alternatives

By Amanda Cohen | May 18, 2007

Free food and warm weather are the foundation for success of this year's non-Greek Green Key events, according to Green Key Society President JeanCarlos Bonilla '08. "At this point people are low on DBA, so people pretty much take the free food that they can get," Bonilla said. For the first time this year, VEG Roast, a vegetarian barbecue, will be included on the schedule, slated to take place on Saturday afternoon on the Collis porch.

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