The DDS Detective
They put enough sauce on Collis stir-fry to fill a small tub. The alfredo sauce in the pasta bar has a tendency to taste like Cheez-whiz.
They put enough sauce on Collis stir-fry to fill a small tub. The alfredo sauce in the pasta bar has a tendency to taste like Cheez-whiz.
My Expectations vs. the Reality of Dartmouth, an interpretive dance. Lights slowly rise.
Welcome to 2010! While you were slaving away in the corporate world over the summer, saving Africa during your off-term or just finishing up your last year of high school, you likely missed a beat or two of the campus drama over the past year so let's get you up to speed on a few of the biggest news stories at Dartmouth in 2009. President Kim.
As much as we would like to deny it, another Hanover winter is well on its way. Luckily for students unfortunate enough to have to stay in New Hampshire for the next three months, a plethora of new winter products will certainly make life and more specifically, sex life a little more bearable this winter season. North Face All-Weather Condoms This winter, North Face will be releasing its new line of gortex-insulated and fleece-lined condoms.
At the beginning of this term, I convinced myself that I was going to eat healthier and exercise more.
Edward Zhang / The Dartmouth Staff It's pretty hard to deny that Dartmouth has a stereotype of being the "conservative" member of the Ivy League the Fox News to Brown's MSNBC, some have said. But how does this stereotype play out where it is perhaps most important: in Dartmouth's classrooms? Several professors said that the view of the College as a conservative school is simply outdated, and noted that on the whole, the College's faculty is overwhelmingly liberal. "A lot of our reputations of schools are based on 20 years lag time," government professor John Carey said.
Edward Zhang / The Dartmouth Staff While neither of us would call ourselves especially political except for Amita, who is constantly "politically correct" we decided that an issue about conservatism at Dartmouth would be an inte resting way to end our tenure as editors of The Dartmouth Mirror.
A look at the current state of student conservatism on campus
Josh Riddle '12 and David Rufful '12 also known as "The Young Cons" never considered rap careers until their conservative rap songs, originally featured on YouTube, launched a series of national press coverage and television appearances, including "Fox and Friends" and "Huckabee." Now they may be changing their tune. What was your inspiration for making these conservative raps?Riddle: We had a group on Facebook that had like 300 people in it that we created, that was called Young Conservatives.
'10 Guy: That girl has a longgg track record with guys.'10 Guy: Yeah, it's like Rainbow Road in Mario Kart, but longer. '12 Girl1: I'm not really sure I'm gonna go out tonight.'12 Girl 2: Really?
This is a swirling, cloak and dagger tale; a story of secret societies, campus celebrities and media tycoons.
Stereotypes, regardless of their validity, have to start somewhere. Some say that Dartmouth's conservative label can be attributed to the College's staunch adherence to tradition.
Dear Miss Muffin Top, I'm so excited to get away this winter and escape the Hanover cold, but I'm really into the guy I've been seeing.
Students deal with conflicting teachings in religion and academics
Dear Miss Muffin Top, I am a freshman. I wonder, should I be dressing up for themed parties?
Students who changed perspectives on their religion
Religion and spirituality at Dartmouth, huh? The most religious person I have ever known at Dartmouth was a drug dealer.
If you have ever met John Boger '13, you would know "absolutely insane" would not begin to describe him.
Eddie Zhang / The Dartmouth Growing up, I attended Catholic school for seven years and attended mass almost every weekend, but I find that harder to maintain at Dartmouth.
Students who have found ways to stay connected to their religion and spirituality in college