In this class, we've learned about the history of the United States of America, the presidency, and how religion has potentially affected both of those things.
Julianna Thomson
2020
Below is a list of all blog posts from the People Places Pines blog by Dartmouth College.
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Although I had frequently passed the Hood during my late night food dashes, I never stepped foot inside until my Humanities floor joined Professor Timothy Baker '08 and Associate Curator Amelia Kahl '01 for a tour.
Diana D'Souza 2023 -
Each term, I look forward to "trying out" a new subject area and learning about something I wouldn't necessarily study through my religion major.
Julianna Thomson 2020 -
Dartmouth students learn foreign languages through the Rassias Method, a technique that was coined by former Dartmouth professor John Rassias. Drills are designed to help students improve their pronunciation through repetition and exposure.
Diana D'Souza 2023 -
Q:
Can I conduct my own research as an undergrad in my field of choice (even if it's not STEM related)?
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Definitely! There are a ton of opportunities to get involved with research even in non-STEM fields. One popular program to secure a research position and funding is through the Sophomore and Junior Research Scholars program.
Jenny Chen 2021 -
Q:
What are finals like at Dartmouth?
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Something that is relatively important to a Dartmouth term that has an unnecessary mysticism about it is the elusive period of testing at the end of every term known simply as "finals." While they are certainly difficult and do take a lot of work,
Simon Ellis 2020 -
Not only had I not taken a French class in an entire year, but also, I wasn’t quite sure what to expect.
Brian Drisdelle 2021 -
This lecture was part of the Dorsett Fellowship Lecture Series, sponsored by the Ethics Institute. Past speakers include science fiction writer Ted Chiang and Professor of Law at Yale Law School Robert Post.
Jenny Chen 2021 -
Q:
What is your favorite class this term?
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Both because I am working on a big midterm assignment, and I am taking one of the most amazing classes I have ever taken at Dartmouth, my mind can’t seem to wander from “Borderlands Art and Theory” this week.
Simon Ellis 2020
