Q&A

Professor Bernard Avishai talks patriotism in the U.S. and Israel

By Evan Morgan | July 14, 2017

Government professor Bernard Avishai studies the Middle East and is author of three books on Israel.

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Mirror

Perspectives on patriotism

By Jasmine Lee | July 13, 2017

Patriotism, a long and tightly-held part of American identity, is waning among American youth. In a 2015 Pew survey, 73 percent of the Silent Generation — Americans born between 1928 and 1945 — described themselves as patriotic, while only 12 percent of millennials felt the same.

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Editors' Note

By Nalini Ramanathan and Evan Morgan | July 13, 2017

For some, the word “patriotism” elicits strong emotions. It can be part of one’s gratitude for all they have been given, or a set of memories from childhood, or a set of traditions.

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Mirror

Red, white, blue and green

By Evan Morgan | July 13, 2017

For the troubleshooters, a Facilities Operations and Management team charged with solving the College’s off-hours problems — floods, electrical issues, broken pipes — raising and lowering the flags on the Green is a more symbolic task.

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Ttlg

Through the Looking Glass: Summer Lovin'

By Stephanie Everett | June 29, 2017

It’s sunny. It’s relaxed. It’s camp. It’s misunderstood by high school friends. It’s the pinnacle of Dartmouth traditions.

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Dartmouth's ghost stories

By Rebecca Flowers | June 29, 2017

Most people don’t think of Dartmouth College as a breeding ground for paranormal activity. And compared to other colleges, it isn’t.

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Strips: the natural way to start summer

By Carolyn Zhou | June 29, 2017

Sophomore trips, commonly referred to as “Strips,” has the potential to be the largest gathering of a class between matriculation and commencement.

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C&R 2017

Through the Looking Glass: Worth It

By Grace Miller | June 9, 2017

The best advice I ever got before coming to college was this: for the first couple of months, you probably are not going to love it, in fact you might hate it.

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C&R 2017

Seniors talk life experiences, lessons learned

By Eliza Jane Schaeffer | June 9, 2017

Dartmouth operates in synchrony with the seasons. In the fall, the leaves change and the people change, and campus is smattered with new colors and new faces.

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Mirror

Stepping into identity

By Eliza Jane Schaeffer | May 24, 2017

Eliza Jane profiles the Green Key step show, as well as a history of Dartmouth's black fraternity and sorority.

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Mirror

The fraught history of LGBT performance at the College

By Jaden Young | May 24, 2017

Check out how the 1988 performance "The Normal Heart" catalyzed a change in attitude towards LGBT students.

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Q&A

Academic Performance: Q&A with Dean Brian Reed

By Cristian Cano | May 24, 2017

Cris interviews Dean Brian Reed for a Q&A on academic performance.

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Column

Guo: Letter To My Future Self

By Clara Guo | May 24, 2017

Clara questions her identity in a letter to her future self 25 years from now.

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Column

Wien: An Excerpt

By Elise Wien | May 24, 2017

Elise gives an excerpt from a play she wrote, starring her '16 friend who returned for Green Key to perform.

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Mirror

One Act Play: Everything Falls Apart

By Jordyn Fitch | May 24, 2017

The Mirror features Jordyn Fitch '20's One Act play, titled "Everything Falls Apart."

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Mirror

Editors' Note

By Lauren Budd and May Mansour | May 24, 2017

The Mirror editors recall their own experiences with the performing arts.

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Mirror

And Scene!

By Ishaan Jajodia | May 24, 2017

Ishaan photographs his interpretation of the word "performance."

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Special Issue

Think Dartmouth: work hard, play hard

By Chloe Jennings | May 19, 2017

Think Dartmouth: a school in a picturesque college town, charming but remote. A quintessential college campus, with a clock tower, a college green and a set of neatly matched, colonial-style academic buildings.

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Special Issue

20 things '20's learned

By Cristian Cano | May 19, 2017

Freshman year is a time for many adventures, but above all, it is a time of learning. For some students, living at college is the first time they’ll be away from home.

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Special Issue

Through The Looking Glass: A Cure for Phantom Pain

By Alexandra Pattillo | May 19, 2017

It’s 5:30 p.m. on an especially warm spring night. Sunlight’s last rays cast across Mink Brook.

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