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Today at Dartmouth | Wednesday, October 8, 2008

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Favorable practicing conditions at Lake Mascoma helped Dartmouth women’s sailing prepare for a second-place finish overall at the Regis Bowl. (Full article in Sports: “Women shine in weekend sailing”)

Oct 8 | 3:08 am

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

FINE MOTOR SKILLS: David Lindberg ‘09 and Yoon-Ki Park ‘09 fix the motor in the stone-cutting saw in the Claflin Jewelry Studio at the Hopkins Center on Tuesday.

Students earn PE credit for a variety of activities, including spinning.

Upcoming Assembly efforts include an alternative-space party in Hovey Grill and legislation for a student-faculty programming fund.

Didion will meet with students from the history, English, film and Latin American studies departments during her two days at Dartmouth.

Favorable practicing conditions at Lake Mascoma helped Dartmouth women’s sailing prepare for a second-place finish overall at the Regis Bowl.