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Today at Dartmouth | Thursday, May 8, 2008

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“Our Lady of 121st Street,” directed by Bryan Joseph Lee ‘07, plays at the Bentley Theater tonight and Friday night. (Full article in Arts & Entertainment: “Student production 'Our Lady' explores grief, grabs laughs”)

May 8 | 2:38 am

Order this photo | Photo: Christian Talmage / The Dartmouth

PASSED OUT IN PADDOCK: Steve Weber ‘09 naps in Paddock Music Library Wednesday before practice with his band, the Anti-Dentites.

Richard Parsons, the chairman of the board of Time Warner, discusses entrepreneurship in the digital age in a speech on Wednesday.

Profits from Link Up’s discounted designer jean sale on Wednesday will fund a year of higher education for one Somali woman.

A concerned student lends a hand tying the shoe of the blood drop mascot that roams campus to advertise the blood drive Wednesday.

Students peruse water bottles at Wednesday’s alcohol screening.

Jake Pruner ‘11 and Ryan Smith ‘11 held Columbia to a series-low seven runs on 10 hits to keep the Big Green in the game, but Dartmouth did not have the offensive support to win game three on Wednesday.

“Our Lady of 121st Street,” directed by Bryan Joseph Lee ‘07, plays at the Bentley Theater tonight and Friday night.