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...away camp system), I urge parents to continue sending their children to summer camp. Of course, it can be difficult to afford, but many camps have financial-assistance programs. And, yes, there is a chance that a child may have a bad summer or experience such minor calamities as pink eye, lice and homesickness. But the positive experiences far outweigh the negative ones. I have been involved with an overnight camp in the Pocono Mountains for 10 summers, as both a camper and a counselor. Not only did I gain a strong sense of independence and identity during these years...
...idea of taking a picture of some random woman’s butt saran-wrapped in pink spandex and labeling it a “don’t” on a page called “panty lines and huge wedgies” is a bit mean. But the person in the wrong is spared total shame because of those little Zorro-like, sunglasses-sized black bars that go across her eyes...
Roughly 500 cases of the illness—commonly known as pink eye—have been diagnosed at Dartmouth since late January, said Dartmouth Health Service’s spokesperson Laurel Stavis. Stavis said it is likely that more cases have gone undetected, since symptoms can be mild...
David S. Rosenthal ’59, director of University Health Services (UHS), allowed for the possibility that a highly contagious disease like pink eye could move from campus to campus. He recalled a similar incident that occurred a few years ago, when an outbreak of stomach flu at Dartmouth led to the infection of 150 Harvard first-years a week later...
...Untitled” (1994) by Greg Sandback might go unnoticed without one of the employees in the gallery pointing it out to a visitor or patron, despite its large size. Pink acrylic yarn is shaped into a triangle with the dimensions 19”x19”x19”. However, it is incredibly small compared to Sandback’s other sculptures, which are also composed of string but take up entire rooms in volume...