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DR. WHEELOCK'S ALMANACK

FEBRUARY 1989
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DR. WHEELOCK'S ALMANACK
FEBRUARY 1989

"This may be the only campus in the country where most students wear sweatshirts bearing the name of their own college."

FEBRUARY

The New York Times October 26, 1988

1 Harvard announced in 1913 that it would drop Dartmouth from its schedule. The Crimson wanted a "less exacting series of contests" before the Yale game. Harvard returned to the Green's schedule in 1922.

3 The women's basketball team plays host to Penn.

4 Men's hockey team is at home playing Princeton. Gilman Frost took America's first medical X-ray in 1896 in Reed Hall.

8 Opening night for the Dartmouth Players' production of "What the Butler Saw."

9 Dartmouth Winter Carnival Ceremonies begin on the Green at seven o'clock. An army of visitors to the 1952 Winter Carnival caused an eight-mile traffic jam.

11 Jazz musician Max Roach is in concert with the Barbary Coast.

17 The new $101,000 Dartmouth Hall was dedicated in 1906. The weather was so cold that as the band led a procession through the snow all the instruments froze-save for the drums.

24 Third annual Alumni Winter Festival Weekend begins.