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Today at Dartmouth | Monday, May 19, 2008

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Activist Kathryn Blume brings her one-woman adaptation of “Lysistrata” to the Collis Center tonight. (Full article in Arts & Entertainment: “A ban on sex to save the world: 'The Boycott' revamps a classic”)

May 19 | 6:12 am

Order this photo | Photo: Courtesy Of Theboycottplay.Com / The Dartmouth Staff

The Ujima Dance Troupe performs during the Alpha Phi Alpha fraternity annual Green Key Step Show in Leede Arena on Saturday night. The show went on despite the two-hour town-wide blackout.

Daniel Becker.

A car outside of Phi Delta Alpha fraternity is left smashed after Green Key.

Russell Young ‘08 compiled a 3.16 earned run average and 27 strikeouts in 37 innings of Ivy League play.

The women cyclers were the cornerstone of the Big Green cycling team at the collegiate championships. Dartmouth finished second out of 33 teams.

The men’s track and field team is in eighth place out of 49 teams in the ECAC/IC4A championship meets after two days of competition.

Activist Kathryn Blume brings her one-woman adaptation of “Lysistrata” to the Collis Center tonight.