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Will soy milk give me a bangin' bod? Ten DDS myth busters

By Jilian Gundling | February 23, 2007

You know the expression, "What you don't know can't hurt you?" Well when it comes to food -- surprise, surprise -- this may not be true. While I am not one to count calories or obsess about the health content of food, there are definitely days when I strive to eat more healthfully than usual; maybe my jeans have felt a little tighter lately or maybe I want to cleanse the toxins from a long eventful weekend.

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You can do it, DDS can help: Eat well on campus

By Jean Luo | February 23, 2007

Whether we are lounging on the Green, studying in the library, socializing at a party, relaxing in the dorm or eating in a dining hall, food is an ever-present aspect of college life; this commonly unacknowledged undercurrent and literal nourishment of the campus plays a huge role in happiness and overall quality of life for students.

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By The Dartmouth Mirror | February 23, 2007

Book: "Good poems," selected and introduced by Garrison Kiellor In many an English class, the professor inevitably says that Dartmouth students don't read enough poetry.

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Save my Seoul: Yama Restaurant, West Lebanon

By Haley Morris | February 16, 2007

The only thing more contrived than vapid Hallmark holidays are getting to know-you-games. Spare me your two truths and a lie or any opportunity where I have to liken my personality to fauna or inspect myself for that share-worthy scar.

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Overheard

By Compiled by Anna Stone | February 16, 2007

I'm going to Chi Gam tonight to get my penis licked. -Outside Chi Gam '09 girl 1: I see all these boys carrying around flowers in plastic coverings so they don't get wet.

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By The Dartmouth Mirror | February 16, 2007

Book: "The Genius Factory: The Curious History of the Nobel Prize Sperm Bank" by David Plotz David Plotz uses his case study of The Repository for Germinal Choice (also known as The Nobel Prize Sperm Bank) to answer the question of how American society today has negotiated with the idea of selective breeding.

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The Friday Quickie

By Abi Medvin | February 9, 2007

After playing hard to get all through December, it seems Old Man Winter has finally decided to put out, and just in time for Winter Carnival.

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Overheard

By Compiled by Anna Stone | February 2, 2007

'07 Girl at breakfast: I'm not hungry, I just want something in me. Friend 1: I always masturbate to get over boys. Friend 2: I just learned how to masturbate last week! Friend 3: Oh my god, you just learned!

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