Winter 2011 issue

Volume 21, number 1

• 'It Changed My Life'
  Students discover their passions—and paths—at Dartmouth. Edie Stuart ’11, Amanda Brown ’07, Mike Lewis ’11, Sarah Laeuchli ’11, and Bridget Alex ’08 tell their stories.
• MLK Celebration Connects Students with Social Justice Leaders, Legacy
  Dartmouth’s month-long annual Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. celebration featured nearly 30 campus events.
• Dartmouth Conversations: Meet Trustees at Alumni Club Events Throughout 2011
  Members of the Board will be speaking at alumni club events around the country.
• A Passion for Learning: Saryah Azmat '11
  Biomedical engineering and engineering sciences double major Azmat is a Davis United World College Scholar who has made the most of Dartmouth's opportunities for undergraduate research.
• Pamela Crossley Maintains a Historical Perspective
  Professor Crossley is a scholar of Chinese history who focuses on the Qing empire (1644–1911).
• Slovenian Swimmer is Making a Big Splash for the Big Green
  Nejc Zupan ’14 is the Slovenian national men’s champion in distance freestyle and the best swimmer the Big Green has had in years.
• Vox the Vote: Balloting for Alumni-Nominated Trustees and Association of Alumni Executive Committee Members Opens March 9
  Beginning March 9, Dartmouth alumni can cast ballots for two alumni-nominated trustees of the College. A total of 11 members of the Association of Alumni Executive Committee will also be chosen.
• Impermanent Art
  Monks from the Namgyal Monastery and Institute of Buddhist Studies in Ithaca, N.Y., created a traditional sand mandala in the Hood Museum of Art.
• A Century of Winter Carnival: 1911-2011 (3.1 mb PDF file)
  Celebrate 100 years of Winter Carnival with posters, photos, memories, and more.