This week, I attended a talk led by Associate Professor of Music William Cheng, who researches history, media, ethics, disability, race, and video games.
Diana D'Souza
2023
Below is a list of all blog posts from the People Places Pines blog by Dartmouth College.
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Growing up with a multilingual mom, I've always had a vested interest in languages. Now at Dartmouth, I can teach myself Hawaiian to fulfill the language requirement for graduation.
Gabriel Gilbert 2023 -
Q:
What experience/class/program at Dartmouth has been the most memorable for you?
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I absolutely adore my Fall term classes! I'm taking Writing 5: Gender and Holocaust, Psychology 1, and QSS17 (Quantitative Social Science) Data Visualization.
May Oo Khine 2023 -
Ever since I was introduced to Dartmouth, I was told that the small school setting allowed for the development of strong bonds, even with teachers. After taking three classes at Dartmouth, I can already tell you that's the truth.
Shuyi Jin 2023 -
A member of the class of 1980, Professor Ackerman returned to the College in 1990 and has been teaching here for the 29 years since her return.
Melissa Barales-Lopez 2022 -
I took my HIST 79: Postwar Japan class with Professor Ericson, and I thoroughly enjoyed learning about Japan from a foreign perspective.
TaeJun Seo 2022 -
Every Thursday students who study or are interested in Arabic converge in the lounge of Bartlett Hall to discuss topics related to the various cultures of the Middle East and North Africa over sweets, biscuits, and Moroccan tea.
Lamees Kareem 2022 -
"You get to be taught by the professors who actually write the textbooks!" While it was certainly an attractive concept, frankly, it left me somewhat unimpressed.
Brian Drisdelle 2021 -
Professor Monahan, early modern trade extraordinaire, is an expert on Russian history. She’s also an expert climber. This summer in HIST 54, my friend Rachel and I (along with our eleven other classmates) heard about her exploits in both.
Sarah LeHan 2020
