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Posted 06/08/08 Class Day Exercises 2008Led into the Bema by bagpiper Joshua Marks '96, the Class of 2008 was inspired, challenged and entertained in turn by the words of those who addressed them on Class Day, June 7, 2008. Fittingly for the day before Commencement, the morning's speakers considered the class's past and its future: the achievements and contributions marked by the College prizes awarded, stories from the past four years, visions for how to make good on all that had been entrusted to them. Professor of History Annelise Orleck, the class's chosen faculty speaker, thanked them for making Dartmouth "a more creative, intellectually vibrant, inclusive learning environment"; Distinguished Teaching Award winner John Rassias, William R. Kenan Professor of French and Italian, urged the members of class to make their presence felt on the world's stage. And a gift to the class from the 50th Reunion Class of 1958 presented by former Dean of the College Ralph Manuel '58 set the Class of 2008's sights on their own 50th reunion. MINA H. WARREN SCHOLARSHIP PRIZE [valedictorians]
SALUTATORIAN
HANNAH CROASDALE AWARD
RAY W. SMITH AWARD
GRACE & JAMES S. PARKES 1920 PRIZE
DEAN'S PRIZE
PHILIP D. MCINNIS '36 AWARD
BARRET ALL-ROUND ACHIEVEMENT CUP
DISTINGUISHED TEACHING AWARD
By KELLY SEAMAN |
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