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MARCH 1989 VOL. 81 NO. 6
Teacher in the Dorm Room The personal computer comes of age, by Paul Susca '80 34
On a Freshman Trip The destination is community, by Jay Heinrichs 39
The World's First Love Story A play is born at Dartmouth, by David Birney '61 40
Trading Basketball for Biology A team star makes a tough choice, by Liz Walter '89 43
THE COLLEGE 5
LETTERS 8
SPORTS 28
DARTMOUTH AUTHORS 30
SYLLABUS 32
CLASS NOTES 44
OBITUARIES 70
DARTMOUTH UNDYING 86
Cover: David Bantz, Director of Computing in Humanities, looks at Gustave Courbet's "Young Woman Reading" by calling it up on Macintosh's HyperCard program. Photo by Jon Gilbert Fox.
Gear awaited freshmen outside Thayer last September. On page 39 is an account of how,despite some criticism, freshmen trips help achieve what most of Dartmouth want. Photo by George Robinson.
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