Table of Contents

In This Issue

20 THE REWARDS EVENTUALLY COME

Nelson Lichtenstein '66, writing about the academic experience, finds the real satisfaction in the work of the upperclass years.

22 ANGLOPHILIA HITS THE CAMPUS

With Secret Agent 007 leading the way, all things English are "in" in Hanover too, writes student observer Arthur Haupt '0067.

26 UNDERGRADUATE PORTFOLIO 1966

Photographs by Jock Gill '67 and text by Larry Geiger '66 give a sampling of the capable, interesting students enrolled today.

29 STUDENT ACTIVISM AT DARTMOUTH

Dick Bathrick '66 finds more "cool" than commitment on the campus and gives his personal evaluation of why this is so.

Dartmouth Authors 8

From an Italian Reader 14

The College 17

A Wah Hoo Wah for - 18

Alumni Fund Report 18

Medical School Conflict 19

The Undergraduate Chair 24

Channing Cox '01 Gift 31

The Faculty 32

With Big Green Teams 34

News from the Clubs 37

News from the Classes 41

Associated School News 80

In Memoriam 81

The Cover

Among Dartmouth undergraduates there is activism in poetry too. FREE POEMS / AMONGFRIENDS is an effort by a few Dartmouth students "to bring their poems back to where they come from, the people." Mimeographed poetry poet and friend handing out sheets in front of Hopkins Center.