A Writer Prepares
By Marcia Yablon | November 19, 1999As senior fall draws to a close I, like many other seniors, am beginning to think about my future.
As senior fall draws to a close I, like many other seniors, am beginning to think about my future.
As most people know, this weekend is Homecoming. I say most people, because I am not so sure about the freshmen.
According to the Bible, in the beginning God brought every living creature to Adam and whatever Adam called it, "that was the name thereof." Apparently, God gave this power to the Trustees too. Last winter when the new Residential Life initiative was announced there was a lot of name calling on both sides, but one of the names flung repeatedly from the Trustee side was "exclusive." Ironically, it was only after they called the Greek system exclusive that it became dramatically so. This year's sorority rush is over and although most girls who wanted to join a house are now members; over 50 are not.
Recently, people have been asking me when I was going to write about my sister's first day's as a freshman.
This past weekend I got to re-view Dartmouth through 'shmen eyes. Last Wednesday, my sister, who is a member of the incoming class of 2003, came up to visit me.
So, what do you want to be when you grow up? When we were five that was the easiest question in the world.
As I sat down to read The Dartmouth at lunch on Monday, the headline "Hate mailings target gays, Jews" caught my eye.
I didn't want to write about Clinton. I don't like writing articles about the news of the week, especially when it's gossipy scandalous stuff.
Next fall I am participating in a transfer program at the University of Edinburgh, but it is not one affiliated with Dartmouth.
Last weekend's Tubestock was everything it was supposed to be. The sun was shining, the water was warm and everyone was out there enjoying the day.