Misinformation Sessions
I had no intention of ever going to school in the North. The way I saw it, the weather was far too cold and I…
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An Unexpectedly Rigorous Summer
Sophomore Summer, the time in a Dartmouth student’s career when they relax, hike, swim, tan, and skip class. When mentally preparing myself for this summer…
The Prouty: A Tradition of Charity
On July 10 and 11 of this summer, the thirty-fourth annual Prouty charity event dominated Hanover. Over 5000 participants and 1300 volunteers descended on Hanover…
Beneath the Surface on Recruiting
On August 11, Dartmouth’s Center for Professional Development (CPD) released its figures from this summer’s round of on-campus recruiting, and there were few surprises. A…
Interviewing with Soldman Crachs
-BEGIN MESSAGE- To: John.J.Johnson.17@dartmouth.edu Cc: GabrielleGonsales@soldmancrachs.com Subject: Upcoming Interview From: ChipShoulder@soldmancrachs.com Date: July 18, 2015 Dear Mr. Johnson, It is my pleasure to inform you…
Dock Blocked
Editor’s Note: Presented here is an article from the summer of 2010 about the end of a once storied Sophomore Summer legacy, Tubestock. The original…
The History of Sophomore Summer
Many Dartmouth students are aware of Sophomore Summer before they even matriculate. Many can remember gazing with awe upon the heaps of Keystone cans that…
A Summer of Inflection
It’s a rite of passage to be a Dartmouth underclassman and hear glorious tales of Sophomore Summer from upperclassmen and young and old alumni alike….
Keggy the Regulated Keg
While most of the talk surrounding Moving Dartmouth Forward has centered on the hard alcohol ban, the recommendations spanned a variety of topics, including “Community…
Whispers of the Past at the Cemetery
The Rev. John Maltby was born in 1727 in New Haven, Connecticut. After graduating from Yale College in 1747, Maltby became a renowned and well-traveled…