You might think hell-week-and-a-half is something only the Navy Seals must endure. Perhaps you think it's just another grueling activity for those Dartmouth students with blue ribbons in their hair lugging giant stuffed animals to class.
It has often been said that the only good things that come out of The Mirror are the Overheards. Matthew Ritger '10 has proven that assertion gospel. Perhaps Ritger was being hyperbolic when he called for the veritable death of one of our classmates ("The Gospel According to Matthew," Oct.
"Vulgar." "Disrespectful." "He'd be a better fit at Brown." These were just a few of the grumblings I heard at last week's inauguration ceremony as College President Jim Yong Kim took the podium.
This scenario happens to every Dartmouth student at least six times a week: You are on your way to meet some friends for dinner at Food Court.
I'm tired of having this debate. I received a blitz the other day: "Yeah, let's talk about it over lunch.