Table of Contents

In This Issue

26 THE TRANSCENDING GREAT ISSUES

President Dickey, in his address opening Dartmouth's 200th year, discusses the pursuit of peace and the goal of equal opportunity.

28 A SCIENTIFIC CENTENNIAL FOR DARTMOUTH

A study of the August 1869 eclipse of the sun by Prof. Charles A. Young marked the scientific coming of age for the College.

32 THIRD CENTURY FUND BROADENS DRIVE

To mark the beginning of the general campaign among the alumni, the Magazine presents a roster of more than 2,000 Fund workers.

43 BICENTENNIAL DRAWS UNUSUAL GIFTS

They come from across the country and from across the ocean.

46 WHITEWATER RACING GAINS NEW STATURE

Dartmouth's part in the past summer's world championships in France portends a new D.O.C. sport to contend with skiing.

Dartmouth Authors 11

A Farewell Lecture 20

The College 23

A Wah Hoo Wah for - 24

The Faculty 30

The Undergraduate Chair 42

A Stake in Atlanta 45

With the Big Green Teams 48

News from the Clubs 51

News from the Classes 63

Associated School News 101

In Memoriam 102

The Cover

Nearly 400 freshmen came to Hanover a week early to go on the D.O.C.'s traditional Freshman Trip. Shown atop Mt. Moosilauke, enjoying a spectacular view, are two '73s: Stephen C. Graves of Pittsfield, Mass., and Gregory A. Hahn of Hastings-on-Hudson, N. Y. PHOTO BY ADRIAN BOUCHARD