Table of Contents

IN THIS ISSUE

18 CURRICULUM CHANGES FOR FIRST TWO YEARS

Faculty and Trustees permit spreading distributive requirements over four years and choosing a major field in freshman year.

20 A NEW BREED OF CHUBBER

John Alden Thayer '65 describes new interests and needs of today's students and the DOC's program to meet them.

24 "IT WAS QUIET, SERENE AND BEAUTIFUL"

A nostalgic account, by Dr. George R. Andrews '37, of skiing in the '30s, when you climbed uphill and had some outdoor privacy.

29 BUSINESS STILL DRAWS ITS SHARE OF GRADUATES

Addison L. Winship '42 files a dissent to the Wall Street Journal's claim that graduates think "business is for the birds."

Battle of the Non-Teachers 8

Dartmouth Authors 10

Greensleeves Alumni Issue 13

Town and Gown 14

The College 15

The New Dartmouth History 17

Two New Ph.D. Programs 19

The Undergraduate Chair 27

The Faculty 31

With the Big Green Teams 32

News from the Clubs 35

News from the Classes 37

Associated School News 72

In Memoriam 73

THE COVER

As pointed out in the DOC feature in this issue, ski touring and snowshoeing are growing in popularity at Dartmouth. The cover picture shows two students enjoying their snowshoes, possibly handmade, on the golf course. COVER PHOTO BY ADRIAN BOUCHARD