February 1968

February 1968

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The Classic Tradition of Judaism

By JACOB NEUSNER17 min

Article

The Undergraduate Chair

By JOHN BURNS '689 min

Article

Rugby: Confusing But Fun

By JOHN P. MORSE '708 min

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The Classic Tradition of Judaism

An article drawn from one of the outstanding faculty lectures of the 1967 Alumni College

By JACOB NEUSNER17 min

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The Undergraduate Chair

EARLY January was a time that will not be quickly forgotten. It was, to begin with, the coldest stretch in many years and Hanover was no exception to the countrywide rule. As temperatures reached heights of —5 during the day

By JOHN BURNS '689 min

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Rugby: Confusing But Fun

FOR PLAYERS as well as spectators, rugby is undoubtedly one of the most confusing and fascinating sports played here at Dartmouth. Its popularity can be attributed to the aura of confusion which surrounds the sport and its

By JOHN P. MORSE '708 min

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Plans Are Progressing for the Big Year

THE year 1969 seemed far away back in 1954 when the College first began to think seriously of its Bicentennial by forming a Trustees Planning Committee and launching the institutional overhaul that would give Dartmouth "a

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Class Notes

1932

Writing this between Christmas and "New Year's," I realize that I neglected to foresee and wish you all well for 1968 in an earlier column. I have never quite accommodated to the publication timing. Thus - belatedly - a happy

By JILDO CAPPIO,ROBERT E. FENDRICH,ARTHUR E. ALLEN JR.8 min

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What It's All About

For those over 30, an explanation of the Hippie Ethic by "an extremely conservative establishment hippie"

By Robert B. Reich '687 min

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Trustees Meet with Alumni Council

DARTMOUTH'S Board of Trustees and Alumni Council, which meet jointly at two-year intervals, held their fifth combined meeting in Hanover on the weekend of January 11-13. The highlights were a joint session Friday afternoon,

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Class Notes

1942

"And I said to the man who stands at the gate of the year: 'Give me light that I may tread safely into the unknown.'" ... These words from Louise Haskin's poem are worth recalling as we move through the early stages of 1968, a

By WILLIAM W. PARMER,JOHN R. BURNS6 min

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Class Notes

1947

Winter Carnival Time! Do you get nostalgic as you read the sport pages this week and see the Winter Carnival reports? If so, you probably spent your carnival concentrating on indoor "sports." If you get chills and are glad you

By ROBERT B. KIRSCH,RICHARD HOLLERITH JR.6 min

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1939

In reading the alumni notes from classes that had fall reunions we noted that all the secretaries commented, with relative degrees of good humor, on the poor seats they had at football games in Hanover. It would seem to be a

By HENRY CONKLE,ALAN V. TISHMAN,RICHARD M. WYMAN6 min

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