Man-Bikini Etiquette and Other Things You Won't Learn in Chem. 5

By the time you reach junior winter, you know most of the ins and outs of living in Hanover. Never use a credit card at Panda House.

Inside This Issue

THE CAPTAIN'S LOG:

HOW TO BE ALMOST A ROCK STAR

Haute Hufft

Burning Bridges

STEPH'S SO DARTMOUTH

Senioritis

Inside This Issue ...

OVERHEARD

"I'm so excited. Kaitlyn Cooper's returning to "The OC" tonight!" "Oh yeah! I've never met her." Two girls milling by Collis garbage cans, post-breakfast "My favorite part of going to Dartmouth is that I'm a Kappa, and that's like being permanently in style." Drunk girl, Second Floor of AD "She's so lame.

MATT AT THE MOVIES

Rumor Has It...

ON THE SIDEWALK

The Heat Is On

CAMPUS BANDS

Check it out

HAUTE HUFFT

STYLE RESOLUTIONS

On The Sidewalk

The North Face Effect

THE CAPTAIN'S LOG:

Futility, Beer and Captain Planet.

THE TOP TEN ALBUMS OF 2005

Aimee Mann -- "The Forgotten Arm" As the songwriter whose works famously inspired filmmaker Paul Thomas Anderson to make his three-hour epic "Magnolia," it seems only fitting that Aimee Mann finally wrote an operatic narrative of her own.

THE TOP TEN MOVIES OF 2005

"King Kong" A monument to excess, Peter Jackson's "King Kong" is the kind of grand entertainment that Hollywood so often promises, but fails to deliver.

Inside this issue ...

THE TOP TEN BIGGEST NEWS STORIES AT DARTMOUTH IN 2005

An unscientific and generally uniformed look back at the stories that captivated us. Windows are for jumping!

Another Year in Review

Holy crap, it's 2006. I'm not sure if I'm quite ready for the new year. Just as I was getting used to writing 2005, they go and switch it up on us all.

Editor's Note: The Uncanny

In honor of Halloween, the Mirror dives into all that is creepy, weird and unsettling — all that is uncanny.  p.p1 {margin: 0.0px 0.0px 0.0px 0.0px; text-align: justify; font: 9.5px Baskerville} p.p2 {margin: 0.0px 0.0px 0.0px 0.0px; text-align: justify; font: 9.5px Baskerville; min-height: 11.0px} span.Apple-tab-span {white-space:pre} When something is “uncanny” to us, we know that it is creepy, without knowing why.