"First of all, welcome back to Dartmouth!
The Disorientation Guide might seem like it’s come out of nowhere, but there is a history to this document. As the 4th edition, the 2017-2018 Guide is a mix of new articles and classic (read: controversial) submissions. The result is our largest publication to date, a collaborative labor of love for the ‘21s, older students, and anyone interested in changing the world around them.
While each writer has a unique vision of the future, it warms my jaded heart to see students and alum working together to confront and harness Dartmouth’s institutional power. Just as others have done before, and just as they will far past our graduation years. I invite you to think back to the student groups you participated in as an undergraduate. While the details might have gone out of focus, the feeling of solidarity [is] just as lucent.
Happy Homecoming."
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For this edition of the guide, I took the same Dartmouth folder I was given during orientation and "ripped it apart."
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A closer look into the chaos unleashed when ripping the folder apart.
Names and faces obscured for the safety of contributors.
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Thank you for watching!
