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BILL CUNNINGHAM '19 has written this month's lead article, a salute to the Women of Dartmouth, starting on page 9. Bill, whose journalistic accomplishments are known to all our alumni readers, has coined the alliterative term, Dartmouth's Distaff Division, and has proceeded to describe the myriad ways in which the women folks have gone to bat for the College in these days of manpower shortage.

Dean Speight of St. Lawrence University, whom many will remember as a former Dartmouth teacher, has written out some thoughts about majors in the postwar college. His article starts on page 13. Another of Professor Richardson's biographical sketches of the men for whom College buildings are named, this month Butterfield, will be found on page 17. A short feature about Father. Sliney, for 25 years pastor in Hanover, begins on page 25.

Among our regular war features, DartmouthWar Directory will be found on page 16, Laureled Sons of Dartmouth on 15, and 'Round, the Girdled Earth on 19. HanoverBrowsing by Professor West is on 12, Books on 26.

Other regular monthly features include TheUndergraduate Chair, page 21; With theD.O.C., 18; News of the College, 23; and WithBig Green Teams, 27. News from the alumni clubs starts on page 27 and class notes on 28. In Memoriam begins on page 61.

The Cover The Dartmouth skier shown laying out a cross-country course is Alan N. Hall '47 of Maplewood, N. J., nephew of Dean Neidlinger. Photo by George Higgins, staff photographer.