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COVERS

Known variously as the President's Medallion, the Flude Medal, and simply "the jewel," the gold and silver badge shown on the front and back covers serves as the symbol of office of the President of Dartmouth College. It was donated by a London broker named John Flude in 1785, shortly after Eleazar Wheelock completed a fund-raising trip to Britain. The four figures on the obverse represent the fable of the old man and his three sons who would divide a bundle of sticks, with the legend, "Unanimity is the strength of society."

THE PRESIDENT'S FIVE-YEAR REPORT

15 THE FACULTY

18 TENURE

20 PROFESSIONAL SCHOOLS

21 THE MEDICAL SCHOOL

22 ACADEMIC CENTERS

24 COEDUCATION

26 THE DARTMOUTH PLAN

28 ABOUT STUDENTS

31 EQUAL OPPORTUNITY

33 THE ADMINISTRATION

36 AFFIRMATIVE ACTION

37 DECISION-MAKING

39 ABOUT MONEY

43 PHYSICAL FACILITIES

45 HANOVER INN

46 AND MORE

47 THE PRESIDENCY

49 THE FUTURE

8 Reviews

11 The College

50 Big Green Tearns

52 Class Notes

81 Obituaries

87 Vox