Table of Contents

In This Issue

17 DARTMOUTH'S POSTWAR EDUCATIONAL PROGRAM

A report on some of the significant educational developments at the College in recent years, particularly as related to postwar pressures, a new breed of student, and a new breed of faculty.

25 TO KEEP PACE WITH AMERICA

A special insert, prepared by Editorial Projects for Education, dealing with accelerating educational change in national terms.

33 DARTMOUTH'S "NEW" CURRICULUM

To give a concrete idea of what has been happening at the College, Professor Hurd describes some new courses and programs, sharpening the point with some comparisons with 1945 offerings.

Dartmouth Authors 6

The College 15

A Wah Hoo Wah for— 16

The Undergraduate Chair 23

The Faculty 37

With the Big Green Teams 39

News from the Clubs 42

News from the Classes 44

Associated School News 91

In Memoriam 92

The Cover

Students, engaged in the serious business of learning at today's College, are shown in the laboratory, in crowded Baker Library, and in the quiet retreat (not always easily found) where the new expectation of independent work can best be met.