wanted to try something new and expand my horizons, so I decided to give it a shot. And I am so glad that I did!
Natasha Raman
2023
Below is a list of all blog posts from the People Places Pines blog by Dartmouth College.
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I decided to start interviewing for Humans of Dartmouth once more this term, given that I don't have much to do at home outside of work hours. In case you don't know, Humans of Dartmouth is a spin-off of Humans of New York.
Jenny Chen 2021 -
Q:
Is it difficult to be introverted at Dartmouth?
A:
First off, I consider myself an ambivert—not too much of an extrovert nor an introvert.
May Oo Khine 2023 -
Q:
Dartmouth's academics are known for being pretty hard due to the intense courses. Do you think you are still able to balance your workload while having fun?
A:
This really is an age old question. Oftentimes it feels like we're told that college is just this constant battle between having the time of your life, and being successful in your classes.
Nicholas Sugiarto 2023 -
Even though we're not physically together, Dartmouth students are still engaging with each other through student clubs. I've still been active in Health Access for All (HAFA), the Great Issues Scholars (GIS) LLC, and Humans of Dartmouth.
Jenny Chen 2021 -
One of the many things I've learned about Dartmouth thus far is that your experience is really what you make of it.
Love Tsai 2023 -
Comedy as an institution has always fascinated me. Since coming to Dartmouth, I've joined both the Dartmouth Jack O' Lantern ("Jacko"), and Dartmouth Comedy Network (DCN).
Nicholas Sugiarto 2023 -
Although I didn't debate in high school, I was excited to try something new and expand my horizons. This week, my debate team and I went to compete at Northeastern University!
Natasha Raman 2023 -
It's a beautiful thing to be able to hop on a bus and shoot targets for a couple hours between an essay writing session, or to go on an impromptu canoe fishing trip with my friends (even if I still can't cast a good line).
Gabriel Gilbert 2023
