Table of Contents

April 1998 Vol. 90 No. 7

22 The Trembling of Science

Chemist Karen Wetterhahn knew the risks of working with toxic metals. What happened to her following a seemingly routine day in the lab r obody could have predicted. By Karen Endicott

32 A Change in the Weather

The Rhodes Scholar confronted doubt and loneliness at Oxford. But then spring came, and something in her turned. By Diana Sabot '95

36 The Streamliner Diner

What is an old Hanover lunch counter doing in a place like Savannah? By Jane Hodges '92

38 Spiked Boots and the End of an Era

Fans of the Connecticut River log drives mourned the passing of Robert Pike '25, the man who wrote the book. By Edie Clark

2 Letters

10 On the Hill

16 Dr. Wheelocb's Journal

18 Curmudgeon

20 Syllabus

42 Class Notes

74 Obituaries

80 Dartmouth Undying