Women's laxers tame Tigers, head to second straight Final Four

Sarah Shaw / The Dartmouth Staff For a second straight season, the Dartmouth women's lacrosse team is going to the Final Four.

Incoming class of skaters gets ready to join men's hockey ranks

Pre-coed Green Key featured sleepovers, bus loads of women

Courtesy of Rauner Special Collections Library In the era before coeducation, Dartmouth men's reputation for drinking and debauchery was widespread,. During big weekends like Green Key, when the campus was flooded with alumni and, more importantly, females, the men of Dartmouth were given the opportunity to either disprove or perpetuate this reputation.

Festival of Humanity offers alternative to Greek parties

Alumni recollect wild, different Green Key weekends

Courtesy of Rauner Special Collections Library While the face of Dartmouth may have changed over the years, Green Key is still the same as it has always been -- a weekend for good music, spring weather and true Animal House-style fun. "Green Key was just a great time of year," Don Weir '70 said.

Green Key weekend steers clear of Tubestock-like liability

Green Key Society performs small role during weekend

Courtesy of Rauner Special Collections Library While the history of Green Key weekend and its namesake organization go hand in hand, the Green Key Society currently plays a minor role in the weekend of traditions and debauchery. In its current form, the GKS is a junior service organization made up of approximately 60 members who play an important role in Orientation, Homecoming, Commencement, the Baker Bell Tower tours and various other events. "We're really the ushers of the college when it comes to official functions," President of the Society Sebastian Restrepo '07 said.

Cords to celebrate 10-year anniversary with reunion show

Alumni to perform with current members

Women's lax to face Princeton for shot at the Final Four

EMI ITO / The Dartmouth Staff When the Dartmouth and Princeton women's lacrosse teams meet Saturday at Scully-Fahey Field, an old rivalry will be rekindled with higher stakes than usual. Saturday's 1 p.m.

Weekend's long history includes chariot races, piano smashing

Courtesy of Rauner Special Collections Library Since the dawn of time, human civilizations have welcomed the transition from the cold winter to the fertile spring with various festivals, usually involving celebrations of the most bacchanalian and hedonistic aspects of life. Since 1899, Dartmouth has had Green Key. Originally called Spring House-Parties weekend, the event was first organized by the class of 1900.

Editors' Note

The Dartmouth Over Winter Carnival, students broke out the rainboots to slosh through brown puddles on the Green.

Internet celebrity, Playboy model Jenn Sterger to lecture at Psi U

Photo courtesy of Jenn Sterger Model and Internet celebrity Jenn Sterger will make an appearance at Psi Upsilon fraternity this Saturday as part of a programming event to raise money for the Make-A-Wish Foundation. Sterger, a fifth-year senior at Florida State University, was propelled to fame in Sept.