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Today at Dartmouth | Tuesday, July 31, 2007

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As an alternative to the Connecticut River, students were exploring other locations for Tubestock such as Storrs Pond Recreation Area. (Full article in News: “Attempt for Tubestock on Storrs Pond rejected”)

Jul 31 | 4:59 am

Order this photo | Photo: The Dartmouth / The Dartmouth Staff

Parents and students flocked to the Collis Center, away from scattered sun-showers, to enjoy a catered barbeque for Sophomore Family Weekend.

The mandala, which the monks ultimately released into the Connecticut River, is used to symbolize the transitory nature of material things and is a reminder of the discipline associated with Buddhism.

As food vendors packed the sidewalks of Main Street, Hanover retailers such as Juliana, Bella and Folk used the StreetFest as an opportunity to sell items remaining from previous seasons at reduced prices.

As an alternative to the Connecticut River, students were exploring other locations for Tubestock such as Storrs Pond Recreation Area.