Below is a list of all blog posts from the People Places Pines blog by Dartmouth College.
As a high schooler, you're busy. But not all of that time is necessarily spent on extracurricular activities that fall under your typical umbrella. Family responsibilities, especially during COVID-19, count just as much on your application.
This term, I took a big leap and signed up for not one, but two classes in the Government department.
At the end of every term, without fail, Dartmouth students post memories of the past ten weeks captioned with some variation of a '20F' hashtag. Read all about 20FinalFall in this blog post!
As you all know, Dartmouth students must pass the foreign language requirement in order to graduate. There are numerous ways to do this, so today I'll be sharing my experience with Dartmouth's foreign language department!
Let's rewind back to the beginning of September...
What is the Rassias Method?
The Rassias method is a language learning technique developed by former Dartmouth professor John Rassias in 1964.
Holden Caulfield, Socrates, Paulo Freire, and Young Jamie got together via Zoom and put together a play for my writing course.
But at the end of the day, when people ask me what my favorite Dartmouth memories are, I'm always thinking about the place. Ice skating, pink sunsets, riverbanks, or canoeing? That's my highlight reel.
In a world where proper social distancing is so important, Novack Café has fulfilled a unique desire for current on-campus students; it's a place to study, hang out with friends, and grab a snack—all while staying COVID safe.
