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Today at Dartmouth | Wednesday, May 14, 2008

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Ward is depicted here in Goa, India, where she shot her film “Smile, Mermaid” during the summer of 2007. (Full article in Arts & Entertainment: “Religion as love story: Ward '08's thesis blends poetry, film”)

May 14 | 4:15 am

Order this photo | Photo: Courtesy Of Rebecca Treat Ward / The Dartmouth Staff

SWINGING FOR THE FENCES: Amanda Webb ‘08 practices batting with her intramural softball team, The Reigning Champs, which is mostly former varsity athletes.

Participants at Tuesday’s Active Minds-sponsored concert play a song written by a musician who suffered from a mental illness.

Richard Lobban, a professor at Rhode Island College and an expert on Sudan, speaks about the difficulties of addressing the crisis in Darfur in a speech on Tuesday.

Professor Marcus Rediker signs copies of his book, “The Slave Ship: A Human History,” after his speech on Tuesday.

The town of Hanover has approved plans for the College to build a new turf field for Dartmouth’s field hockey team.

Ward is depicted here in Goa, India, where she shot her film “Smile, Mermaid” during the summer of 2007.

OUTDOOR ASSEMBLY: Student Assembly members enjoy warm temperatures and move their weekly meeting to the Green, breaking into groups to discuss plans for next year’s assembly.