Below is a list of all blog posts from the People Places Pines blog by Dartmouth College.
Have you ever heard of 'drill'? John A. Rassias, a former professor at Dartmouth, developed an innovative language learning strategy known as the Rassias Method (or the Dartmouth Intensive Language Model) that we use in these drill classes.
Last Friday my history professor, Professor Monahan, took a whole group of us down to the golf course near Occom Pond to Nordic ski.
As a student from the Middle East, I would have never imagined that I would go to the States to learn more about the politics and culture of my own region…
As an international student, I really appreciate the opportunity to expand my academic horizons beyond the United States. Right now, I’m thinking of applying to Government programs in DC and London.
I recently had the chance to revisit some iconic French comics, like Tintin and Astérix, in none other than my First Year Seminar.
I have known a simple fact for most of my academic life: I would rather take an exam than write a paper.
If you told me that one of my classes for Freshman Fall would involve reading and debating topics involving Britney Spears, video games, and Twitter culture, I wouldn’t believe you.
Follow me on my Environmental Engineering (ENGS 37) adventure to three sites over three days starting with a trip to the water reclamation plant.
During orientation week of my freshman year I made sure to stop by department open houses and found out about LSA options ranging from the LSA+ in Beijing, China to the LSA+ in Rabat, Morocco.
