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Today at Dartmouth | Thursday, October 11, 2012

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The Nearburg Gallery in the Black Family Visual Arts Center is currently home to many alumni-produced works of art. (Full article in Arts & Entertainment: “‘Crouching Spider’ sculpture weaves home outside of VAC”)

Oct 11 | 12:00 am

Order this photo | Photo: Maggie Rowland / The Dartmouth Senior Staff

THE CHIPS FALL WHERE THEY MAY: A student fiddles with poker chips at Wednesday’s Poker Club in the Collis Center, where prizes are awarded to the top three players each week.

ONE FISH, TWO FISH… GREEN FISH: Neil and the Leafy Greene perform in One Wheelock on Wednesday evening as part of Green Fish.

BLACK IS THE NEW GREEN: The interior of the Black Family Visual Arts Center offers more spaces to display student artwork.

The women’s cross country team placed third out of 37 teams at the New England Championship, finishing behind Boston College and Vermont.

The cross country teams will compete in the Wisconsin Invitational on Friday, where they will face many of the top teams in the country.

Captain Pat Lahey ’12 leads the Dartmouth offensive line that has found success opening holes for Big Green running backs so far this season.

Linebacker Bronson Green ’14 has played a big role in helping the team’s young players develop on the field and in the classroom.

Film professor Jeffrey Ruoff’s “Still Moving: Pilobolus at Forty” will be shown in the new Loew Theater in the Visual Arts Center this weekend.

The outdoor Maffei Arts Plaza, located at the hub of the newly dedicated Arts District, will host the Dartmouth Dance Ensemble on Saturday.

Louise Bourgeois’ “Crouching Spider” will be located outside the Visual Arts Center for the remainder of this year.

The Nearburg Gallery in the Black Family Visual Arts Center is currently home to many alumni-produced works of art.