Table of Contents
VOL. 89 NO. 6
8 Mater Dearest
"Things get better," we told the men. And so they have. By Guest Editor Regina Barreca '79
10 Beyond Parity
Women have added more than new courses to the curriculum. They have changed the way they're taught. By Rebecca Bailey
16Dartmouth's 11Most InfluentialWomen (andOne Man)
If it weren't for them, the place would be a lot maler. By Patricia E. Berry '81
21Strong, Fast,Magnificent
The greatest women athletes Dartmouth has produced.
26 Dartmonth Herstory
An unexpurgated timeline of women of Dartmouth.
37 A Sluggo's Sister Chooses Dartmouth
It took a sister for a brother to learn a thing or two about his alma mater. By Gail Sullivan '82, T'87, andRobert Sullivan '75
42 Knowing SquatAbout the Woods
A Chubber tells how to be a successful and comfortable outdoorswoman. By Heather Killebrew' 89
46 Why Dartmouth isBetter with Men
It would be a mistake to become a single-sex college again. Men are so nice to have around. By Jane Hodges '92
5 To Our Readers
6 Mrs. Wheelock's Journal
20, 36, 45, 49, Sampler
Four tapestries of gendered pasts and presents.
57 Class Notes
59 and following Daughters on Mater
Ten alumnae tell their tales of life at Dartmouth. Compiled by Jim Collins'84
96 Back Page
On the Cover: Sarah Harris '00 stands by the coeducational school her forebear Samson Occom envisioned Painting
