There are a lot of myths surrounding college writing, but thankfully, Dartmouth offers RWIT!
Catherine Parnell
2022
Below is a list of all blog posts from the People Places Pines blog by Dartmouth College.
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Jul is a religion major, and I am planning to double major in computer science and history. For this final class project, we decided to be ambitious: we wanted to know if we were able to computationally trace change in religious thought over time.
Catherine Parnell 2022 -
Read on to check out the classes I took this fall term!
Bryanna Entwistle 2023 -
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In what ways has the Dartmouth community helped you balance academic and personal pursuits?
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At Dartmouth, academics require a large time commitment. Because of the quarter system, classes move fast, covering what is a semester's worth of content at most schools in only ten weeks.
Robin Martinez 2023 -
Sophomore summer is a Dartmouth classic, and something that captures a lot of what makes this school special - small classes and amazing professors, a close community, and boundless opportunities to explore, in all senses of the word.
Jenny Chen 2021 -
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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 -
Once a week, you have lab, which varies in length, activity, and rigor based on the specific class.
Jenny Chen 2021 -
If I have a question, the dilemma isn’t usually in finding someone to ask, but rather choosing who to ask!
Jenny Chen 2021 -
Our project for ENGS 71 is to design a structural system for the tiny house which will be built at the Organic Farm this coming fall.
Isabel Burgess 2020
