GREAT EXPECTATIONS: “Balthazar the Powerful,” allegedly a member of the class of 1793, offers fortune-telling at Food Court. see larger »

Under the current Student Event Management Procedures, all open parties must be registered with Safety and Security. (Full article in News: “SEMP board to meet and discuss changes”) see larger »

“Compas” audience members contributed to the studio art department-sponsored mural that will be sent to the Haiti offices of Partners in Health. (Full article in Arts & Entertainment: “Campus groups collaborate for Haiti relief concert”) see larger »

A handful of cast members from 2008’s “Hair” revived “Let the Sunshine In” during Sunday’s Haiti relief concert. (Full article in Arts & Entertainment: “Campus groups collaborate for Haiti relief concert”) see larger »

With 140 points, Ronnie Dixon ’11 is second on the Big Green in scoring this season to captain Robby Pride ’10. (Full article in Sports Weekly: “Winless in Ivies, men’s basketball overwhelmed by Cornell”) see larger »

Clive Weeden ’11 and the Big Green men’s basketball team struggled on the road this weekend against Ivy rivals Cornell and Columbia. (Full article in Sports Weekly: “Winless in Ivies, men’s basketball overwhelmed by Cornell”) see larger »

Michelle Meyer ’10 and the Big Green struggled against Columbia defensively on Saturday after letting up just 53 points to Cornell on Friday night. (Full article in Sports Weekly: “Women’s basketball ends six-game conference win streak”) see larger »

Columbia’s team provided Dartmouth with tough competition on Saturday, including a former Pac-10 star. (Full article in Sports Weekly: “Women’s basketball ends six-game conference win streak”) see larger »

Rookie Sasha Nanji ’13 is already fifth on the Big Green in scoring so far this season, with five goals and 11 assists. (Full article in Sports Weekly: “Inconsistency plagues women’s hockey against Harvard”) see larger »

Amanda Trunzo ’11 (left) and co-captain Sarah Parsons ’10 (right) led the Big Green against the Crimson. (Full article in Sports Weekly: “Inconsistency plagues women’s hockey against Harvard”) see larger »

Following tradition, fans bombarded the ice with tennis balls after Dartmouth’s first goal against Princeton on Saturday afternoon. (Full article in Sports Weekly: “Men’s hockey suffers loss to Tigers”) see larger »