Table of Contents

IN THIS ISSUE

MEDICINE'S MORAL ISSUES 18

For three days last month, September 8 to 10, Dartmouth College held the second of its large public convocations on great issues of the modern world, this one dealing with "The Great Issues of Conscience in Modern Medicine." Preliminary to a special supplement in next month's issue, presenting the proceedings in more detail, this issue offers a general report of the event in text, pictures and abstracts.

DARTMOUTH'S MEDICAL OPPORTUNITY 25

An address at the Medical School cornerstone ceremony by Dr. Ward Darley, executive director, Association of American Medical Colleges.

A RARE KIND OF MOVIE STAR 30

Ray Buck '52 writes an alumni profile of Robert Ryan '32, Hollywood star who enjoys the challenge offered by Shakespearean roles.

Dartmouth Authors 8

A Note on the Election 10

The College 15

1960 Alumni Fund 16

Building Report 17

1964 29

The Faculty 33

With Big Green Teams 35

News from the Clubs 39

News from the Classes 43

Associated School News 85

In Memoriam 86

THE COVER

John R. Scotford Jr. '38, who designed the symbol for Dartmouth's 1957 convocation, also designed this one. The four areas encircling the doctor and his patient represent the four responsibilities of the modern medical practitioner and scientist: responsibilities to his patient, to society, to his profession, and to himself.