Editors' Note
The Mirror squad — drowning in midterms — considers the meaning of "revolution."
The Mirror squad — drowning in midterms — considers the meaning of "revolution."
Everyone should have a favorite word. May’s favorite word is “saudade.” “Saudade” is a Portuguese and Galician word that makes its home primarily in the dark depths of May’s Spotify romance playlist.
“Don’t judge a book by its cover.” We’ve all heard this. From a young age we are taught not to judge something or someone based simply of what we see.
Columnist Clara Guo '17 reflects on her retirement from figure skating.
Carolyn Zhou '19 shines a spotlight on the people behind the cameras at the College.
Columnist Elise Wien '17 ponders wealth, excess and fulfillment in America.
Cristian Cano '20 explores the state of student journalism at Dartmouth.
Andrew Sosanya '20 explores the identity of athletes at the College.
I’ve just received 12 teeth from a friend of mine. I needed one or two to use as props, then it came up in casual conversation that this friend never lost any of her baby teeth, that she had to go to the dentist to get them all pulled, and that she still had them in her posession.
The stereotypes surrounding relationships at Dartmouth seem contradictory. On the one hand, hookup culture seems pervasive: “dance floor makeouts” and no-strings-attached relationships are seen as commonplace and normal.
On the critically acclaimed television show “Mad Men,” the fictional character Pete Campbell is a Dartmouth alumnus.
The concept of fanaticism is a common point of confusion amongst the youth of Generation Z. Often, people wonder what the driving force is behind the sobbing, shaking crowd at boy band concerts, dating back to as early as Beatlemania.
First Floor Stairs I dangle several feet off of a cliff — a jagged cliff, painted in the deceptive neutrality of browns and yellows. I hold on by a string of yarn, boasting of once-vibrant shades of crimson and sapphire.
Dartmouth’s men’s basketball team has not appeared in the NCAA Tournament since 1959, and it seems unlikely that it will do so in the near future.
For your entertainment, a Mad Lib from Andrew Sosanya '20.
Annette, Lauren and May join forces as your new Mirror editors.
It’s no secret that college life is pricey. On top of costs for tuition, housing and meal plans, students must also consider the fees associated with textbooks, clubs, sports, Greek life and medical services — and more.
A voice cries out in the ... kitchen? While the College’s motto may not seem to apply to employees of Dartmouth Dining Services, their voices are certainly worthy of attention.
Imagine for a moment that you are walking down Webster Avenue in short sleeves after losing a fracket that you could have sworn had been tied to six others.
The figure skating team had our second qualifying competition this past weekend at Liberty University in Lynchburg, Virginia.