NUMBER-ONE FAN: Dancers perform a Korean fan dance at Korean Culture Night. see larger »

SPORTS PHOTO OF THE WEEK: ‘BREAKING AWAY’: Students participate in a collegiate bike race hosted by the Dartmouth cycling team over the weekend. see larger »

The three study body presidential candidates participated in the final three debates this weekend. Voting begins today. (Full article in News: “Candidates duke it out at debates”) see larger »

Harvard professor Mark Jordan disucssed anti-gay rights activist Anita Bryant in his Friday lecture at the Rockefeller Center. (Full article in News: “Prof. discusses Bryant, 1970s anti-gay activist”) see larger »

Admitted students traveled to the College this weekend for the annual Dimensions program. This year, 464 students participated. (Full article in News: “Dimensions welcomes 464 students”) see larger »

Colleen Randall explores color and texture in her exhibit, "Livia’s Walls." (Full article in Arts & Entertainment: “Exhibition showcases prof.’s art”) see larger »

Dave Yoss ‘09, Jesse Victor ‘09 and Diana Jih ‘09 rehearse their play, "Beach Parties Fall Apart." (Full article in Arts & Entertainment: “Students use creativity, improvisational skills at WiRED”) see larger »

Big Green defender Kelly Hopley ‘11 had one turnover in Dartmouth’s 14-4 loss against Princeton Saturday. (Full article in Sports Weekly: “Women’s lacrosse falls to No. 7 Princeton, 14-4”) see larger »

Dartmouth attacker Kip Dooley ‘12 had four shots in the Big Green’s 13-6 loss to UVA in Virginia Saturday. (Full article in Sports Weekly: “No. 2 Virginia overpowers Dartmouth in the home stretch”) see larger »

The Big Green men’s tennis team fell to both Yale and Brown over the weekend, dropping the team’s Ivy League record at 0-6. (Full article in Sports Weekly: “Men’s tennis continues conference losing streak”) see larger »

The men’s heavyweight crew team faced Boston University this weekend. (Full article in Sports Weekly: “Crew teams have mixed weekend results at home and away”) see larger »

The Big Green women’s tennis team narrowly fell to Brown on Sunday, 4-3, despite winning the majority of the single matches. (Full article in Sports Weekly: “Doubles point creates problems for Big Green”) see larger »