Judicial overhaul

In the midst of a controversy over administrative sanctions on fraternities, the Trustees have voted to modify the College's disciplinary system. Among the major revisions:

• A reduction in the size of the Committee on Standards (COS)—Dartmouth's equivalent of a judiciary.

• A rules revision that allows students to plead guilty and avoid a COS hearing.

• Cases not referred to the COS will be heard by an associate dean who now has the power to impose a penalty. Previously a dean could only reprimand a student.

Picture this—Titian's The Penitent Magdalen and Albrecht Durer's Knight, Death and Devil are part of the Hood Museum of Art's exhibit entitled From Titian to Sargent: Dartmouth Alumni and Friends Collect. More than 40 Dartmouth associates loanedthe museum 120 pieces from their personal collections for this special exhibit. From Titian to Sargent opens September 12 and runs through November 1.