GO BIG OR GO HOME: Colby Chiang ‘10 performs a 360 tail grab at the golf course. see larger »

MAKE IT WORK: Ana Sofia ‘12 participates in a cultural fashion show on Saturday. see larger »

William Lynn ‘76 (Full article in News: “Lynn ’76 nomination to go before full Senate”) see larger »

The College received several million dollars for a cyber terrorism research group and other initiatives from earmarks sponsored or supported by Sen. Judd Gregg, R-N.H. (Full article in News: “Sen. Gregg directed funds to College”) see larger »

Thayer School of Engineering professor Ian Baker discusses his research about impurities in the polar ice caps during his Friday lecture, part of the Thayer School’s Jones Seminar Series. (Full article in News: “Prof. discusses ice-cap impurities”) see larger »

The Dartmouth women’s basketball team plowed past two conference opponents this weekend on the road. (Full article in Sports Weekly: “Women’s basketball extends winning streak to seven games”) see larger »

The Big Green men’s basketball team edged out Brown in overtime Friday and went on to defeat Yale by three points on Saturday. (Full article in Sports Weekly: “Men’s basketball squeaks past Brown, Yale at home”) see larger »

Dartmouth men’s hockey split the weekend, claiming victory over Brown on Friday but falling to Yale on Saturday. (Full article in Sports Weekly: “Men’s hockey defeats Brown, falls 3-1 to Yale”) see larger »

The women’s hockey team extended its winning streak to four games with victories against Yale and Brown. (Full article in Sports Weekly: “Women’s hockey has weekend victories over Brown, Yale”) see larger »

Dan Freeman ‘10 won his single matches in the number-one spot against both Army and Binghamton this weekend. (Full article in Sports Weekly: “Tennis rebounds after losses to sweep Army 9-0”) see larger »

/T The Dartmouth men’s basketball team is off to its best start in conference play in 10 years, currently claiming the number-three spot in the Ivy League standings. (Full article in Sports Weekly: “Toe to Toe: Knapp vs. Rose (Knapp)”) see larger »

UP ALL NIGHT: Students perform in a short play during the 24-hour playwriting festival WiRED on Saturday. see larger »

PICTURE PERFECT: Dennis Ng ‘12 works on an art project for Drawing 1 outside of the East Wheelock residential cluster. see larger »