What Have We Done?
Breaking news: we are bringing home the bacon. Literally. By bacon, we mean both money and tiny swine.
Breaking news: we are bringing home the bacon. Literally. By bacon, we mean both money and tiny swine.
Frankly, I would really love some spoilers right now. I would love for someone to reveal the major plot points in the comments section of my life.
'14 Girl: Is there a Lower Valley? '15 Girl: I just ate 76 mozz sticks. Happy Easter! CS Prof: You are spending $60,000 a year to be online shopping in class.
Dorm rooms — those special little sanctuaries with filled-to-the-brim trash cans, leftover EBAs boxes on top of your bed, everything you've worn this week piled on the floor next to your grimy frat shoes.
Many students at Dartmouth shy away from talking openly about their religious beliefs. And some students who adhere to more conservative and devout spectrums of their religion find it hard to harmonize aspects of campus social life with the tenets of their faith.
Not all students would credit their dorm custodian with significantly influencing their college experience. As someone who sees him most mornings as I leave for class, I can say that Brightly is different.
Honoring commitments is admirable, but honoring yourself — which for me came as soon as I said, “I quit” — is the only way to truly win the game of life.
Midterms may have you feeling bogged down in knowledge that you don’t actually need and will likely forget by next Tuesday. Fear not: Here are answers to all the things you really want to know about.
I would encourage my peers, an intellectually diverse and amazingly talented group of individuals, to find what makes them curious and grab hold.
Though we never mastered the art of moving backwards, the whole point of our term is about rolling forward with the punches that life throws, so perhaps Great View did us a favor.
When the weather warms up, the bikers come out. The Green is their highway.
’18 in Collis: Excuse me, is this FoCo? ’15 Girl: On Sunday, I accidentally put nose drops in my eye. ’16 Girl: I learned so much about you today.
Wednesday night Jasmine went to a Cords show where she heard the song that would revolutionize her Thursday.
SUMMER INTERNSHIP STRESS 2048:We don’t understand this game, but apparently everyone elsedoes. WEDDINGS: Getting married at 22 seems a lot like leaving a party at9:30 p.m. SEMI SEASON: Time to flitz that cutie with great hair you’ve been eyeing in your 11 and dance the night away. GIANT TOUR GROUPS:Blocking all entrances to every major building. NEW LATE NIGHT OPTIONS:Matzoh flatbread or chicken tenders? N.H.
When he ran for student body president last spring, Adrian Ferrari ’14 said he tried to tackle a contradiction inherent to the Assembly: How do you get students to pay attention to student government if the Assembly has virtually no power and cannot actually create visible change within our community?
Marian Lurio explains how she almost met a shirtless Shaggy, her distrust of the U.S. Census Bureau and how not to tour Europe.
Correction appended (May 20, 2014): The original version of this article misattributed a quotation to a student who was not interviewed for the piece.
If no one goes to upperclassman floor meetings, why do they exist? Is the only role of upperclassman UGAs to decorate the building?
Security may come from enjoying the anonymity of being just a face in a group, but I have learned that there is also security in self-confidence.
We have also realized that Drake’s song “Started from the Bottom” could have been written about Madeleine Albright.