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The Dartmouth Bucket List

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Earlier this week, I extemporaneously ran a half-marathon. I had signed up for the Children's Hospital at Dartmouth "ripcord" 5K as any non-athletic regular person who usually spends her time studying, going to Zumba and not running more than six or seven miles ever in her life might do.


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Trollin' in the Night

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Note to readers (May 23, 2014): When The Dartmouth found thatJake Bayer '16 had fabricated a quotation, wedecided to remove his articles from our website. For a full statement, clickhere.


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Overheards

'13 Girl: Who even buys Nilla Wafers? What a stupid food. Who is supporting their business? '13 Girl: I once thought I could see the curvature of the Earth, but it turns out I was just really, really high. '14 Girl: I am a perpetual show of shit. '13 Girl: Her voice makes me want to pet puppies, make balloon animals, ride a pony, go on rainbow slides and wear light-up sandals. '13 Girl: My parents definitely wouldn't make me get a job if I went to rehab. '13 Girl: In high school, I joined the track team my senior spring to get in shape for prom.


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Night Terrors... Kind of

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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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All-Night Activities

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Whether you're at the library, in a frat basement or arguing on the phone with EBAs about whether or not meatball pizzas are actually a thing, you'll see students out and about at essentially any point in the night.



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Burning the Midnight Oil

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For many Dartmouth students, the word "all-nighter" immediately ups their adrenaline and increases their heart rate, bringing back strung-out, caffeinated memories.



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Late Night Eats

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Karen Wen / The Dartmouth When I decided to go to Dartmouth, I liked to tell people that I would be immune to the Freshman 15 because I would have to hike 10 miles to the nearest Taco Bell if I wanted a "fourth meal." At the time, I was young, I was naive and I was yet to fall in love with the cheese quesadillas at Late Night Collis. Although we may be in the middle of nowhere, there is no shortage of places to appease your inner glutton after the sun goes down.



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The Dartmouth Bucket List

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The recent increased corporate presence on Main Street Hanover inspired me to explore some of the town's oft-forgotten small businesses before they get replaced by a Pottery Barn or even worse a second Starbucks.


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Sleepless in Hanover

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Every Saturday, I work from 11 p.m. to 2 a.m. at the Berry Information Desk. When I signed up for this shift, I thought it would help me actually get work done and thwart my Saturday night propensity to rage.





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Overheards

'14 Sigma Delt: I'm just looking for a left-handed boyfriend so I can always play strong side. '15 Girl: Do you think that adult diapers are sold in packages? '13 Girl: I hate that Dartmouth made me change my password.'13 Boy: Me too.'13 Girl: What did you change yours to? '13 AZD: Oh my God, I went to the wrong room and ended up at a Tri-Delt pizza party. Geography prof.



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Seeing Double

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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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Oh, the Different Places You'll Go

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The nature of sibling relationships is tricky you have to unconditionally love each other, but you can't help hating all those little quirks that only become visible after years of living with a person.


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Big Green Sibs

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Allison Wang / The Dartmouth Remember when you trolled websites like "College Prowler" and "Rate My Professor" the summer before freshman year, looking for advice about how to navigate the foreign waters of Dartmouth?