Editors' Note
This week, the Mirror squad looks into the future towards Green Key, following the theme "vision."
This week, the Mirror squad looks into the future towards Green Key, following the theme "vision."
Members of the Mirror staff recall dreams, zodiac signs, card readings and happy places.
Ishaan photographs his interpretation of the word "vision."
Some members in the senior society Palaeopitus express frustration with what they can and can't accomplish by the end of the year.
Eliza Jane explores the professor-student dynamic at Dartmouth, as well as the importance of personal connections.
Elise frames "postmodern love" in the relationships she has with her two roommates.
Cris profiles some of Dartmouth's most well known donors.
Clara house hunts for a post-graduate apartment in Boston.
The intrepid Mirror team focused on representations of "power" on campus this week.
Ishaan photographs his interpretation of the word "power."
Kelly Gaudet '17 describes her experience as a writer and director of "Feminist Shakespeare."
In a "Through the Looking Glass" feature, Natalie Mendolia '19 uses creative writing to grasp an ever-changing reality.
The Mirror features a poem titled "Daughter's Dissolution" by Hannah Matheson '18.
The Mirror features a poem titled "Los Angeles at Night" by Henry Woram '17.
Reservation for Two, Take One: My head hurts. It’s been hurting for over an hour now, ever since Kevin and I arrived at Giacomo’s in the South End for our dinner reservation.
Elise provides an excerpt from a personal short story.
Julia examines famous Dartmouth alumni from perspectives that are different from the usual.
After conducting a survey, Mara debunks "fictions" about financial aid perceptions on campus.
Eliza Jane interviews student workers at Dartmouth to uncover how they juggle commitments.