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April 18, 2024 | Latest Issue
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Julie Glasgow
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Folt set to examine liberal arts in webcast

College officials will debate the role of a modern liberal arts education in a live webcast, entitled "Undergraduate Education: Why It's Different at Dartmouth," next month as part of an effort to reach out to alumni. The webcast, to be held Monday, Dec.

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Collins '53 to lead Alumni Association

Candidates nominated by the Association of Alumni overwhelmingly defeated a slate of prospective officers petitioned by the Association's members in elections for the Association's leadership Sunday. Alumni present in Hanover voted to elect Allen Collins '53 over petition candidate D.

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Vermont professor to lecture on finding balance

Students overwhelmed by their hectic and pressure-packed schedules can find advice on how to manage their lives Saturday at a conference entitled, "Finding Balance: Leadership, Spirituality and Health" to be held in Collis Commonground. Organized by a committee of Dartmouth students and faculty, this weekend's conference has already created quite a buzz on campus.

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Barreca uses comedy in addressing coeducation

Author, comedian and Dartmouth graduate Regina Barreca '79 surprised listeners at her Friday evening speech with a blunt, comedic take on her experience as one of the first women at Dartmouth and how that has shaped her view of feminism. Barreca's lecture, "Coeducation at Dartmouth: Celebrating Pioneering Men and Women," drew a 150-member audience.

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