Today at Dartmouth | Tuesday, June 30, 2009

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Skiers at Dartmouth often miss out on the intense training required of members of the United States Ski Team, but find that the College offers both competitive racing and a more balanced lifestyle, Courtney Hammond ’11 said. (Full article in Sports: “Skiers attend College but miss out on national training”)

Jun 30 | 12:00 am

Order this photo | Photo: Tilman Dette / The Dartmouth Senior Staff

ROCK ON: Sierra Leone’s Refugee All Stars perform at a free concert on the Green on Friday as part of Dartmouth’s Summer Arts Festival eMotion.

Studio Art department intern Margaret Jacobs ‘08 sets up her exhibit in the Jaffe-Friede Gallery in the Hopkins Center. “A Necessary Thaw” opens June 30.

College President James Wright will step down from his post, effective July 1. Wright served the College for 40 years.

About $1 million is being spent to renovate Delta Delta Delta sorority.

Skiers at Dartmouth often miss out on the intense training required of members of the United States Ski Team, but find that the College offers both competitive racing and a more balanced lifestyle, Courtney Hammond ’11 said.