Work hard, play hard." It's the college mantra of which we're all so proud. It's what we say to lure in undecided prospectives, it's what we tell potential employers to justify our absence from the upper Ivies, and its how we redeem our No.
The Department of Drama's main spring feature showcases a student translation of Euripides' original text
Formed at the turn of the century as the Snow Ball, the Swing Ball hopes to resurrect Winter Carnival tradition
The four seniors in the Barbary Coast Jazz Ensemble will be featured in their last concert
Joanna Gibson culminates musical learning with honors thesis
Dartmouth's newest drama troupe, Pretty How Town Productions, was created for two reasons: to increase student involvement and to benefit charity. In the words of its founder, Andy Hatcher '99, "I had this two-part idea: one was to encourage more student drama, the other was to create a philanthropic acting company that would raise money for local charities." Even the title of the drama troupe enforces the idea of more student involvement in campus drama.
Sun Child Pariah's newest album, "Songs of the Orchid," promises to play out the music of human feeling, from innocence to despair and finally to hope and triumph.
Saxophonist Lake and the talented Dartmouth students of Barbary Coast perform tomorrow night in Spaulding
Dartmouth Chamber Singers prepare for yearly Feast of Song
The first ever Festival D'artmouth will be held this Saturday, where the talents of the premier comedy, dance, drama and musical groups will be displayed, as well as the works by the studio art majors of the College. Never before has so many of the campus' talent groups been brought together in such unique venue. The festival is to be held in the Top of the Hop and Alumni Hall, with various entertainment groups performing in both Halls simultaneously.