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Today at Dartmouth | Wednesday, January 21, 2009

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Tufts professor Daniel Dennett advocated studying religion as a “natural phenomanon” in his Tuesday lecture. (Full article in News: “Prof. discusses evolution of religion”)

Jan 21 | 7:12 am

Order this photo | Photo: Elisabeth Ericson / The Dartmouth Staff

GAINING A NEW PERSPECTIVE: A Dartmouth student speaks in front of an exhibit of children’s art gathered by students at the College who visited Ethiopia with the non-profit group Selamta.

WATCHING HISTORY: A Dartmouth student watches the inauguration in the Collis Center.

More than 500 people watched the inauguration in Spaulding Auditorium.

Tufts professor Daniel Dennett advocated studying religion as a “natural phenomanon” in his Tuesday lecture.

Tadd Kruse, an assistant dean at the American University of Kuwait, speaks at a Student Assembly meeting.

Montgomery Fellow Galway Kinnell began his residency this week.

The Big Green men’s and women’s swimming and diving teams lost both at home and on the road this weekend.