CHRISTMAS TIME IS HERE?: Students make holiday ornaments for Friday’s upcoming Dartmouth College Library Staff Association craft fair in Alumni Hall on Sunday. see larger »

PLAY ME A TUNE: Monte Reed ‘12 and Pen Vineyard ‘11 help Philip Liston-Kraft and Dan Wesier perform as part of the Vaughan Recital Series in Faulkner Recital Hall on Sunday. see larger »

BALLIN’ OUT: Britney Smith ’11 had eight points, two assists and one block in Dartmouth’s 10-point win over Bryant University on Saturday. see larger »

The Dartmouth theater department will stage four additional performances of “The Rocky Horror Show” in the Moore Theater this week. (Full article in Arts & Entertainment: “Dartmouth’s ‘Rocky Horror Show’ is campy delight”) see larger »

Employee-related spending at Dartmouth during the 2008-2009 fiscal year in thousands of dollars. (Full article in News: “Layoffs could have hidden costs”) see larger »

Hanover Police Officer Dan Fowler has been in law enforcement for 11 years and transferred to Hanover last year. (Full article in News: “Riding shotgun: A night on patrol with the HPD”) see larger »

Teams of middle school and elementary school students participated in a Lego League Robotics tournament at the College on Saturday. (Full article in News: “College hosts robotics tournament”) see larger »

Big Green quarterback Greg Patton ’13 passed for 145 yards, completing seven of 10 in the Big Green’s loss to Brown on Saturday. (Full article in Sports Weekly: “Football falls to Brown in overtime”) see larger »

Betsy Williams ’10 had five points and one assist in the Big Green’s 57-47 victory over Bryant University on Saturday in Hanover. (Full article in Sports Weekly: “Women’s basketball wins season opener against Bryant”) see larger »

The Big Green lost a narrow overtime contest to Princeton on Friday before falling to Quinnipiac 4-2 on Saturday. (Full article in Sports Weekly: “Men’s hockey fails to clinch first victory, posting two losses”) see larger »

The Dartmouth women’s hockey team beat Princeton 4-1 before falling to Quinnipiac 2-1 on Saturday. (Full article in Sports Weekly: “Women’s hockey blows past No. 10 Princeton for a 4-1 win”) see larger »