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Frosty's Corner
Don't read The D after you've graduated. Chances are you don't read it now, except for the Overheards cuz you're hip like that and just don't care.
Don't read The D after you've graduated. Chances are you don't read it now, except for the Overheards cuz you're hip like that and just don't care.
Well, the big weekend of big weekends has finally arrived. You ran around the bonfire in the fall.
Yoon Ji Kim / The Dartmouth Staff I'm in Cobra. So yeah, you can stop reading now.
Hogwarts + Disneyland = Dartmouth. I still have the hunter green shirt with this phrase emblazoned on it hidden in a drawer somewhere.
As a secret hoarder, I've kept many files on my computer over the years a file of successes, a file of failures (I'll let you guess which is larger) and more impromptu .doc journals than you'd care to know.
Don't pretend like you don't know what I'm talking about. I know you read Harry Potter, though chances are you weren't quite as dorky as I was.
Truth: Dartmouth students really do care about their GPAs. Secretly. But we do care. Considering that roughly 90 percent of incoming students at Dartmouth graduated in the top 10 percent of their class, it should come as no surprise that we care about academics.
The Dartmouth Breakfast Club. There are few things more pivotal in our adolescent development than finding an anthem we can really rally behind.
Truth: It's time for senioritis to kick in. This is it my last term as an undergraduate at Dartmouth College.
Fact: You are never on time. Dartmouth prepares us for many things in life, but being punctual is not one of them.
