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The Dartmouth
April 29, 2024 | Latest Issue
The Dartmouth
Elizabeth Trager
In this week's mirror, we check out the halfway point of our time at Dartmouth, the Dartmouth X, expectations and realities of sophomore summer and what the College would be like in a different state.
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Editor's Note

Rebecca Xu / The Dartmouth Staff I emailed Mindy Kaling '01 the other day, asking (truthfully, it was more along the lines of pleading) if I could work for her.

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Trending @ Dartmouth

Off-campus dining: Collis and FoCo are really getting old. Streaking the Green: When did this become a thing, and why is it so fun? Flair-abuse: Seizing our last opportunities to flair up and go wild. Class participation: Guess people just remembered that we actually get grades this term... Bug bites

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Spring Broke

Allison Wang / The Dartmouth Senior Staff Like architectural experimentation, Western democracy, epic poetry, philosophy and most other foundational pillars of high culture, the institution of spring break arose in ancient Greece.

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Nap Nap City

Waking up groggily from my typical mid-day nap in my newly fabulous king-sized bed (did anyone know that two twin XL beds mashed together magically creates a king-sized sleeping heaven?), I am forced to contemplate the age-old question we have all been asking since it was cool to watch "The Land Before Time" to nap or not to nap? Truth is, getting enough sleep at college is a rare delicacy, like Beluga caviar or that awesome African Drumming 2A.

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Night Terrors... Kind of

The deranged individuals at CNN Money that rated Hanover as the sixth best place to live in America were obviously off of their collective rockers have you seen how unsafe this town is?

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Seeing Double

Twins have fascinated me ever since I discovered that they were real. How could it possibly happen, I would wonder, that a fortunate assortment of individuals got to exist in doubles?

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A Classic Affair

I have always assumed that I understood what "dead" languages were. At Dartmouth, I have several friends who smugly informed me that they chose to take Latin or Greek in order to take two terms of language instead of the typically required three while simultaneously escaping oh-so-dreaded drill.

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