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Today at Dartmouth | Thursday, November 6, 2008

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The Glee Club’s concert, “Faure and Friends,” features “French or French-inspired composers,” according to director Louis Burkot. (Full article in Arts & Entertainment: “Glee Club kicks off student performances at Hop”)

Nov 6 | 4:41 am

Order this photo | Photo: Tilman Dette / The Dartmouth Senior Staff

Matt Wang ‘10 covered a tree in Keysonte Light beer cans for his Sculpture 1 class as a commentary on sustainability and drinking habits.

Owen Jennings ‘11 works on a ring in the Claflin Jewelry Studio in the Hopkins Center on Wednesday.

Vanessa Sievers ‘10 has yet to hear the results of her race for Grafton County treasurer against three-term Republican incumbent Carol Elliott.

Jessica Guthrie ‘10, Myra Altman ‘11 and Justin Varilek ‘11 organize volunteers at the Vote Clamantis Election Day headquarters in the Rockefeller Center.

Members of the Dartmouth Coalition for Global Health talk to students in Thayer Dining Hall to raise awareness of global poverty.

Carola Eisenberg, founder of Physicians for Human Rights, encourages students to volunteer for her organization’s chapter at Dartmouth Medical School at a presentation Wednesday evening in the Rockefeller Center.

The Glee Club’s concert, “Faure and Friends,” features “French or French-inspired composers,” according to director Louis Burkot.

Andrew Olsen ‘11 notched the game-winning goal eight minutes into overtime as the Big Green outlasted UNH, 2-1.