Despite the wicked Maine weather, the 27 members of the Dartmouth Equestrian team wrapped up their fall season one week ago Saturday with a typically excellent showing at Bates College. Samantha Caldwell '98 placed first in the intermediate fences class.
Big Green look to make improvements after struggling last year
As Dartmouth's Assistant Director of Physical Education and Intramural Athletics, Stephen Erickson is the kind of Renaissance sports man perfectly cut out for his job.
P.J. Halas '98 didn't always fit into size 11-and-a-half alf shoes. He wasn't always 6'1" or even 175 pounds.
The arts are a major part of Dartmouth life. From guerilla performance art to dancing groups, from major theatrical plays to photography exhibitions, art abounds at the College. While Hanover's art scene can't compare with metropolitan centers like New York or Boston, artists at Dartmouth are hardly voices crying in the wilderness.
Sophomore standout balances All-Ivy caliber basketball and softball talent with classes and college life
Avery Rueb '98 has definitely made a name for himself at Dartmouth. Most Big Green tennis fans know him as the guy with killer stats: he finished the 1995-96 season at 17-5 with a total of 20 wins.
Fans of 1980s music remember Jody Watley's solo debut in 1987 as a moment when rhythm and blues, dance and top 40 pop collided in her music and high-fashion image. In fact, the biographical insert included in her latest CD "Jody Watley's Greatest Hits" features a photo shoot reminiscent of Victoria's Secret. But in her album, Watley is much more than a gorgeous dance diva recapturing previous successes.
This Winter Carnival promises to be yet another time when sacred Dartmouth traditions are upheld.
'The Memory of Trees' CD continutes successful work of Irish singer