There is something truly magical about waking up to a pristine, fluffy coat of white snow on Dartmouth's campus.
Colleen O'Connor
2019
Below is a list of all blog posts from the People Places Pines blog by Dartmouth College.
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In a poem sent from [email protected] to the entire campus, “Dr. Seuss” invited challenged us all to a snowball fight, asking in the subject line: “Would you, could you, in the snow?”
Cindy Shen 2021 -
It's 3AM – a long night of studying nears its end, and my fading mental capacity beckons me to the cozy comfort of my bedsheets.
Brian Drisdelle 2021 -
Q:
How do you deal with the snow and the cold?
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Okay, I have to admit that whether living in Hawai'i has inspired my love for warmth and the sun or it's just an upside that I live there, I tend to gravitate toward warm places.
Simon Ellis 2020 -
The autumn season at Dartmouth is quite stunning visually, as you may have gotten a glimpse of from other blog posts or our Instagram. But it’s also an eventful time of the year.
Jenny Chen 2021 -
The next morning we were greeted by beautiful mounds of frosty white flakes covering our campus outside our windows - it was my very first snow experience!
Lamees Kareem 2022 -
A few weekends ago, Dartmouth’s campus was embroiled in cold war. No, it had nothing to do with Putin, nothing to do with Russia; nothing, in fact, to do with diplomacy (that is, unless you count negotiating due dates).
Sarah LeHan 2020 -
Today was the first day in weeks that it's snowed in Hanover, and it's been an adventure to say the least.
Brian Drisdelle 2021 -
Okay. That's an exaggeration. It's not as grandiose as Elsa's castle, and you cannot wear Elsa's dress there without freezing, but it's actually a castle made of ice (perks of living in New Hampshire)!!!
Autumn Dinh 2021
