This New Year, Dartmouth students are resolving to...

By Jonathan Li | 1/9/13 11:00am

Editor’s Note: It’s general knowledge that New Year’s resolutions are made to be broken but that doesn’t mean that making them and finding out other peoples’ resolutions is any less fun. Jonathan Li ’16 took to the streets to find out what Dartmouth students are trying to accomplish in 2013.

“Exercise more.” —Connor Gibson ’16

“Drink less.” —Tyler Kuhn ’14

“Practice more saxophone.” —Aaron Colston ’14

“Don’t overthink things.” —Drew Zwetchkenbaum ’16

“Respond to more messages.” —Pawan Dhakal ’16

“To all-around try to be better.” —Samantha Weaver ’16

“Eat less meat.” —Blaine Johnson ’13

“Gain 30 pounds.” —Quinn Stearns ’16

“To develop a sense of patience, because it has far-reaching effects on all my behaviors and mindsets.” —Ilenna Jones ’15

“To commit to next year’s resolution.” —Rui Shu ’15