Editor's Note: Through the Looking Glass is The Mirror's newest feature. We welcome submissions from all members of the community both past and present who wish to write about defining experiences, moments or relationships during their time at Dartmouth.
Dear Carol, I can never seem to keep a boyfriend for longer than a few months. I'm pretty convinced that it's because there isn't enough mystery in my relationships to keep things exciting -- we always get too comfortable too quickly.
Dear Carol, I've heard that this year's snow sculpture, potentially large enough for a midnight rendezvous, will present the opportunity to experience one of the "Dartmouth Seven" in a Winter Wonderland.
Dear Carol, It started out innocently enough -- just a casual conversation over the sandwich counter at Food Court.
Dear Carol, I had heard that the "morning-after" blitz was pretty standard practice at Dartmouth, but so far I have yet to see this fable reach my inbox.
While attempting to define the word "flair," I found that Urban Dictionary is plagued with references to the cult classic "Office Space"(1999), which, according to many internet sources, first introduced the phrase "flair" into mainstream culture.
Inebriated students will now have more difficulty sending inappropriate e-mails to faculty members, parents and former consorts, thanks to the new Google application "Mail Goggles," the Chronicle of Higher Education reported.
The Tuck School of Business celebrated 40 years of coeducational study with the 2008 Women in Business Conference this weekend.