Table of Contents

April 1982, Vol. 74, No. 7

24 End of a golden era

Time was when Dartmouth, with the help of federal largesse, could meet the demonstrated financial need of every student admitted. No more.

27 On Mount Washington, where the Geum peckii blooms and blows

Stalking wildflowers on New England's grandest peak. Including one that got away.

30 The man behind the green

Addison Winship's job is to raise $30 to $35 million a year for Dartmouth. As a "facilitator," he does other things, too, but "what really counts is the cash."

36 Hotsy Totsy

It's a dance, it's whimsy, it's an "up." What is it? Better ask Lomax Littlejohn, the man in the streetliterally.

Departments

1 Letters

6 Wearers of the Green

11 Reviews

16 Undergraduate Chair

18 In the Wide, Wide World

20 The College

34 Alumni Album

41 Sports

43 Class Notes

72 Alumni Council Constitution

75 Obituaries

Cover A white-flowered lady's slipper, photographed on the flank of Mount Washington by Medical School student Richard Blair.