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Today at Dartmouth | Monday, April 23, 2012

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Brooklyn-based quartet So Percussion showcased its innovative musical style in a Friday performance. (Full article in Arts & Entertainment: “Percussion group redefines traditional music parameters”)

Apr 23 | 12:00 am

Order this photo | Photo: Christina Chen / The Dartmouth Staff

LIFE IS A CABARET: Graduate student Seth Cohen and David Jiang ’12 perform a rendition of “If You Were Gay” at the Pride Week Cabaret on Friday evening.

This year’s Dimensions of Dartmouth included spotlights on academic departments and increased parent programming.

Alpha Kappa Alpha, Kappa Delta and Sigma Delta sororities all won monetary prizes at the Lorax Awards on Saturday for their successes in the Ecolympics.

Brooklyn-based quartet So Percussion showcased its innovative musical style in a Friday performance.

EYE ON THE BALL: Rachel Decker-Sadowski ’14 prepares to return a shot in the women’s tennis team’s loss to Yale University.

The Dartmouth baseball team needs one more win to secure its position in the Ivy League Championship Series.

The women’s lacrosse team will head to Harvard University on Friday with a chance to clinch home field advantage in the Ivy League Tournament.

The men’s tennis team defeated Brown University at home on senior day before taking down Yale University on the road on Sunday.

Although the Dartmouth softball team sits in second place in the Ivy League’s North Division, Harvard has already clinched the division with a 15-1 record.