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IN THIS ISSUE
NERVI DESIGNS A FIELD HOUSE 20
The Trustees announce an immediate start on Dartmouth's new indoor athletic building, created by the noted Italian engineer-designer.
PIER LUIGI NERVI 22
Hugh Morrison '26, Professor of Art, comments on the significance of Nervi's unique contributions to the architecture of this century.
TWO STUDENT PROJECTS FOR PEACE 25
About Operation Crossroads Africa and Dartmouth's own Project Asia.
THE COMMITMENT OF TEACHING 29
A talk by Franklin Smallwood '51, Assistant Professor of Government.
FACULTY FORUM A Special Supplement 45
The Human Revolution and World Peace By Prof. R. W. Sterling Arms Control in a Cold War By Prof. Gene M. Lyons The Impact of Defense on the Economy By Prof. George E. Lent
Dartmouth Authors 6
A Four-Time Voyageur 11
The College 17
A Wah Hoo Wah for - 18
The Fund's First Month 19
"They're Rooms - Not Units" 27
The Faculty 31
The Undergraduate Chair 32
Prince of Players 33
With the Big Green Teams 35
News from the Clubs 37
News from the Classes 41
Associated School News 88
In Memoriam 90
THE COVER
Shown in the cover picture accompanying that of the field house model are (l to r) Pier Luigi Nervi; Carmen diStefano, of Campbell and Aldrich, architects; Richard W. Olmsted '32, business manager of the College; and Phillip R. Jackson '43, general manager of Wexler Construction Co., builders of the new field house. PHOTO BY S. EDWARD SPAULDING
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