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Today at Dartmouth | Tuesday, February 17, 2009

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Visiting professor Ken Zuckerman has achieved international fame for his work on the sarod, a stringed instrument common in classical Indian music. (Full article in Arts & Entertainment: “Concert to feature sounds of India”)

Feb 17 | 1:52 am

Order this photo | Photo: Jonathan Erdman / The Dartmouth

MINOR DETAIL: Kenneth Yalowitz, director of the Dickey Center, discusses the international studies minor at an open house.

A ROOM WITH A VIEW: Two people enjoy the view of campus from the top of Baker Library tower during a Winter Carnival tour.

Students may have greater difficulty finding off-campus housing due to increased demand for rental properties in light of the current economic downturn.

The Dartmouth Coach will begin offering service to New York City on March 2. Round-trip tickets will cost $149.

New York Times economics columnist David Leonhardt said the government must increase education spending and decrease health care costs to make long-term economic improvments.

Visiting professor Ken Zuckerman has achieved international fame for his work on the sarod, a stringed instrument common in classical Indian music.

The Big Green women’s track team qualified for the ECAC Championships in four events this weekend.

Erica Serpico ‘12 performs a dive on the one-meter board at a meet this season. She has placed first in the one-meter event five times this season.