Mirror Asks: Goodbye, 182
As graduation looms, our graduating class of seniors leave us with some words of wisdom.
As graduation looms, our graduating class of seniors leave us with some words of wisdom.
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One writer dives into the history of Dartmouth Greek Life’s preferred beverage, as told by Hanover’s own Jack Stinson.
One writer investigates Dartmouth’s recycling process, and what students and the College can do to improve it.
From choosing the artists to setting up the concert stage, campuses and organizations across campus plan for weeks and months to put together Dartmouth’s largest social weekend.
Theodore Geisel, Class of 1925, is a Dartmouth alumnus whose children’s books and campus namesake sit alongside racist imagery, a contrast that raises questions about legacy and accountability.
During one of Dartmouth’s busiest social weekends, student EMTs and campus safety staff coordinate around the clock to respond to alcohol-related incidents, heat exhaustion and other medical emergencies.
One writer explores why so many students seem to go from Dartmouth into finance and consulting, and how the College’s career center promotes students’ interests.
One writer explores the act of reading inside and outside the classroom.
One writer reflects on the unique pressures of the writing life at Dartmouth.
One writer reflects on the intimacy of collective attention.
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One writer takes a look at the face behind Collis Cafe’s fresh bagels.
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