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Marcy H. TP'14, April 27, 2013
Last weekend was this year's much-anticipated Admitted Students Weekend. It was a little strange and a lot exciting to see the "Welcome Class of 2015" banner up on the Tuck building. Zach was on campus on Friday to help welcome the prospective T'15s during registration, and then Saturday Continue Reading
Marcy H. TP'14, April 22, 2013
A couple weeks ago Dr Anne-Marie Slaughter came to Dartmouth and gave a lecture titled "Why Women Still Can't Have It All: Getting to a Place of Equal Opportunity." The lecture was part of Dartmouth's Leading Voices in Higher Education speaker series, and organized in part through Tuck' Continue ReadingAndrew M. - T'14, April 18, 2013
While today kicks off ASW for those who arrived early, a week ago we were in the midst of Tuck Gives, a week-long fundraising effort to support non-profit/public sector internships for my classmates. It’s amazing how generous the whole community is—from donating handmade craft Continue Reading
Claire B. TP14, April 17, 2013
It's been a few days and the initial shock of the horrors at the Boston Marathon has still not receded. I'm really still at a loss for words (not good, for a blogger!). Boston is my hometown, and Marathon Monday is one of the absolute best Continue Reading
Blog Guest, April 16, 2013
Guest blogger, Kathy Buck, is a T’14 and ASW Communication Committee Co-Chair. Almost completely student run, Kathy and the bulk of her classmates volunteer their time to plan and execute the event that is happening in just three days! I can’t believe it’s already Continue Reading
Marcy H. TP'14, April 09, 2013
Could it be? Might it actually be time to put away our heavy down coats and snow boots in favor of sunglasses and flip flops? The past week or two have certainly made it feel like that might be the case... So far this week it's been sunny and Continue Reading
Blog Guest, April 05, 2013
Summer Bailey, along with four other T’14s, recently traveled to the Chippewa Indians Reservation in North Dakota for a Research Travel Project as well as their First Year Project. Their focus was on maximizing insurance revenue at the Quentin N. Burdick Memorial Health Care Continue ReadingJuliet H. T'14, April 04, 2013
Life at Tuck is always busy. So much so that the word has lost all meaning. It has just become the new normal. If that is in fact the new normal than there was nothing out of the ordinary about my day on Monday and yet it somehow felt extreme. Continue Reading
Blog Guest, April 02, 2013
Guest blogger, Meg Nunn, is a T’14 and ASW Communication Committee Co-Chair. Almost completely student run, Meg and the bulk of her classmates volunteer their time to plan and execute the event happening later this month. Look for more posts chronicling their experiences and excitement from Meg’s Continue Reading
Marcy H. TP'14, April 01, 2013
Saturday morning we were greeted by golden sunshine, warmer temperatures, and no remnants of snow on the ground. Perhaps spring has arrived after all?? That morning was also the Tiny Tuckie Easter party! It was a wonderful shindig with food, sweets, and of course an egg hunt. A great time Continue Reading
Sara M. T'14, March 31, 2013
Admitted Students Weekend. What an awesome, awesome weekend it was for me. I had already paid my deposit in January, so it was just a weekend for me to have fun with my future classmates and learn more about what makes Tuck, Tuck. There are definitely people Continue Reading
Marcy H. TP'14, March 30, 2013
According to our calendars, spring started on March 20 this year. Of course, up here we had fresh snow on the ground that day. It's mostly melted by now, and daily high temperatures are creeping up into the 40s and even 50s so spring does seem to be making its Continue ReadingEmail us to suggest blog topics or ask a question.