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Topic Tape Side John G. Kemeny Academic Calendar Change [See Also Year-Round Operations; Dartmouth Plan, The] 2 a Adams, Ruth M John G. Kemeny Topic Tape Side Academic calendar change [See also Year-round operations; Dartmouth Plan, 2 A The] Adams, Ruth M. 5 B Adams, Ruth M. 9 A Adams, Ruth M. 17 B Administration 11 B Administration -- Organization 17 A Admissions -- Policy 7 A Admissions -- Policy 8 A Admissions -- Process 2 A Affirmative Action [See also Equal Opportunity; Equal Opportunity vs. 8 A Affirmative Action] Affirmative Action [See also Equal Opportunity; Equal Opportunity vs. 8 B Affirmative Action] Affirmative Action [See also Equal Opportunity; Equal Opportunity vs. 9 A Affirmative Action] Affirmative Action Officer 8 B Affirmative Action Plan 8 A Affirmative Action Plan 9 A Affirmative Action Plan -- Alumni reaction 9 A African-Americans -- Recruitment 7 A African-Americans -- Recruitment 7 B African-Americans -- Recruitment 8 A African-Americans at Dartmouth 7 B African-Americans at Dartmouth 9 A Afro-American Society 7 B Afro-American Society 8 A Afro-American Society 9 A Alumni -- Continuing education 15 A John G. Kemeny Topic Tape Side Alumni -- Continuing education 15 B Alumni -- Indian symbol 7 B Alumni and coeducation 5 B Alumni and coeducation 7 A Alumni and coeducation 8 A Alumni Club of Boston 15 A Alumni Club of Detroit 11 B Alumni clubs 8 A Alumni College 15 A Alumni Council 3 A Alumni Council 5 B Alumni Council -- Indian symbol 7 B Alumni Fund 11 A Alumni Fund 11 B Alumni Fund 12 A Alumni Fund 17 B Alumni interviews 8 A Alumni reunions 15 B Alumni seminars 15 B Alumni swing 5 A Amos Tuck School of Business Administration 14 B Amos Tuck School of Business Administration -- 75th Anniversary 14 B Amos Tuck School of Business Administration -- Executives in Residence 14 B Program Amos Tuck School of Business Administration -- Expansion 14 B Amos Tuck School of Business Administration -- Fundraising 14 B Amos Tuck School of Business Administration -- History 14 B Amos Tuck School of Business Administration -- Ph.D. debate 14 B John G. Kemeny Topic Tape Side Amos Tuck School of Business Administration -- Subvention 10 A Amos Tuck School of Business Administration -- Subvention 14 B Amos Tuck School of Business Administration and Dartmouth Medical School 14 B Amos Tuck School of Business Administration and Thayer School 14 B Andres, F. William “Bill” ‘29 6 A Andres, F. William “Bill” ‘29 18 A Anti-Semitism 1 B Association of Governing Boards (AGB) 11 A “Asterisk Compromise” 5 A Athletic director 13 B Athletic facilities 13 B Athletic recruitment 12 B Athletic recruitment 13 A Athletic recruitment 17 B Athletics -- Admissions relations 13 A Athletics -- Freshman eligibility 13 A Athletics -- Scheduling 13 B Athletics -- Women’s 13 B Austin, Marilyn 8 A Austin, Marilyn 9 A Aydelott, William E. “Bill” ‘72 16 A Baldwin, Marilyn Austin -- See Austin, Marilyn Beattie, Richard I. “Dick”, Jr. ‘61 14 A Bernhard, Berl ‘51 7 A Bernhard, Berl ‘51 14 A Berry, John W. ‘44 12 A Berthold, Fred, Jr. ‘45 2 A Black Alumni of Dartmouth Association 8 A John G. Kemeny Topic Tape Side Black Studies 7 B Blackman, Robert L. “Bob” 7 B Blackman, Robert L. “Bob” 13 A Blackman, Robert L. “Bob” 13 B Blaik, Earl Henry “Red” 17 B Blunt Alumni Center 12 A Board of Trustees 1 B Board of Trustees -- Ad Hoc Committee on Coeducation, 1969 3 A Board of Trustees -- Ad Hoc Committee on Coeducation, 1969 5 B Board of Trustees -- Ad Hoc Committee on Coeducation, 1969 6 A Board of Trustees -- Coeducation 5 B Board of Trustees -- Coeducation 7 A Board of Trustees -- Committee on Alumni and Public Affairs (CAPA) 11 B Board of Trustees -- Committee on Investments 11 B Board of Trustees -- Committee on Investments 12 B Board of Trustees -- Committee on Investments 14 A Board of Trustees -- Committee on Student Affairs 7 A Board of Trustees -- Committee on Student Affairs 7 B Board of Trustees -- Committee on Student Affairs 8 A Board of Trustees -- Committee on the Budget 9 B Board of Trustees -- Divestment 8 A Board of Trustees -- Equal Opportunity 7 A Board of Trustees -- Executive Committee 4 A Board of Trustees -- Faculty Relations 1 B Board of Trustees -- Indian Symbol 7 B Board of Trustees -- Long range planning 11 B Board of Trustees -- Relationship with President 6 A Board of Trustees -- Search Committees 17 B John G. Kemeny Topic Tape Side Board of Trustees -- Vote on coeducation 5 B Board of Trustees -- Votes 6 A Board of Trustees and presidency of the college 3 A Board of Trustees and presidency of the college 3 B Board of Trustees, chairman of 6 A Board of Trustees, chairman of 18 A Board of Trustees, chairman of 18 B Bok, Derek 13 A Bond, Harold “Harry” ‘42 15 A Bonz, Margaret H. 8 B Bonz, Margaret H. 9 A Bonz, Margaret H. 17 B Boston Globe, The -- news leak 3 B Brace, Lloyd ‘25 3 A Brace, Lloyd ‘25 3 B Brace, Lloyd ‘25 5 A Brace, Lloyd ‘25 5 B Brace, Lloyd ‘25 6 A Brace, Lloyd ’25 12 B Brace, Lloyd ‘25 18 A Bradley, David H. ‘58 TU ‘59 6 B Bradley, David H. ‘58 TU ‘59 11 B Brewster, Carroll W. ‘75A 5 B Brewster, Carroll W. ‘75A 6 A Brewster, Carroll W. ‘75A 16 A Brewster, Carroll W. ‘75A 16 B Brewster, Kingman 9 A Brewster, Kingman 12 B John G. Kemeny Topic Tape Side Brewster, Kingman 13 A Brewster, Mary 6 A Bridge program 7 A Broehl, Wayne 11 B Brown University Medical School 10 A Brown-Dartmouth program in medical education 10 A Brown, Mark A. ‘78 11 A Buchanan, William E. “Bill” “Buck” ‘24 14 B Budget 11 A Budget 12 A Budget 12 B Budget and computers 11 B Budget reductions 11 A Budget reductions 13 B Burke, Walter ‘44 14 A Business manager 17 A Cambodia crisis [See also Protest -- Cambodian invasion] 5 A Campaign for Dartmouth -- See Capital campaigns -- Campaign for Dartmouth Capital campaigns -- Campaign for Dartmouth 10 A Capital campaigns -- Campaign for Dartmouth 12 A Capital campaigns -- Third Century Fund 1 A Capital campaigns -- Third Century Fund 2 A Capital campaigns -- Third Century Fund 9 B Capital campaigns -- Third Century Fund 12 A Capital campaigns -- Third Century Fund 17 B Cardozo, Richard H. “Dick” ‘42 DMS ‘48 9 B Cardozo, Richard H. “Dick” ‘42 DMS ‘48 10 B Chamberlain, Edward T. “Eddie” Jr. ‘36 8 A John G. Kemeny Topic Tape Side Chamberlain, Edward T. “Eddie” Jr. ‘36 13 B Chamberlain, Edward T. “Eddie” Jr. ‘36 17 A Chamberlain, Edward T. “Eddie” Jr. ‘36 17 B Chamberlain, Ramona H. “Mona” 18 A Chapman, Carleton B. “Carl” AM ‘68 9 B Chapman, Carleton B. “Carl” AM ‘68 10 B Chapman, Carleton B. “Carl” AM ‘68 16 B Charter Day 2 B Charter Day 3 A Chemistry, department of 2 A Clark, Cary P. ‘62 16 A Clement, Meredith O. “Mugsy” 8 B CMP -- See Cresap, McCormick, and Paget Coeducation 15 B Coeducation -- Planning 5 B Coeducation and academics 6 B Coeducation and fraternities 5 B Coeducation and fraternities 6 A Coeducation and minorities 7 A COFHE -- See Council on Financing Higher Education College vs. university identity 16 A Collis Center 12 A Collis, Charles “Charlie” ‘37 12 A Colton, George H. '35 12 A Colton, George H. '35 17 A Colton, George H. '35 17 B Committee Advisory to the President (CAP) 1 A Committee Advisory to the President (CAP) 2 A John G. Kemeny Topic Tape Side Committee Advisory to the President (CAP) 3 A Committee Advisory to the President (CAP) 8 B Committee Advisory to the President (CAP) 16 B Committee on Athletics 13 B Committee on Educational Policy 2 A Committee on Equal Opportunity 2 A Committee on Equal Opportunity 7 A Committee on Organization and Policy (COP) 2 A Committee on Organization and Policy (COP) 3 A Committee on Organization and Policy (COP) 16 B Committee on Standing and Conduct (CCSC) 7 B Committee on Year Round Operations (CYRO) 6 A Compensation 3 B Compensation 4 A Compensation 8 B Copenhaver, John H. Jr. ‘46 3 A COSA -- See Board of Trustees -- Committee on Student Affairs Council on Budgets and Priorities 11 A Council on Financing Higher Education (COFHE) 15 B Council on Honorary Degrees 18 A Cresap, McCormick and Paget 6 B Cresap, McCormick and Paget 7 A Cresap, McCormick and Paget -- Report 5 B Crosby Hall 12 A Curriculum 6 A Curriculum 7 A Curtis, Thomas “Tom” ‘32 4 A Dance, W. David ‘40 TU ‘41 14 B John G. Kemeny Topic Tape Side Daniel Webster Scholarships 13 A Dartmouth and Native Americans 7 A Dartmouth and Native Americans 7 B Dartmouth and Native Americans 8 B Dartmouth Club of New York 4 A Dartmouth Co-op 7 B Dartmouth College -- Supreme Court case 1 A Dartmouth College Athletic Council (DCAC) 8 B Dartmouth College Athletic Council (DCAC) 13 B Dartmouth in the 1950s 1 B Dartmouth Institute, The 15 A Dartmouth Institute, The 15 B Dartmouth Medical School 9 A Dartmouth Medical School 9 B Dartmouth Medical School 10 A Dartmouth Medical School 10 B Dartmouth Medical School -- Dean Search 10 B Dartmouth Medical School -- Dean Search 11 A Dartmouth Medical School -- Dean Search 16 B Dartmouth Medical School -- Endowment 9 B Dartmouth Medical School -- Subvention 10 A Dartmouth Medical School -- Task B Study 10 A Dartmouth National Bank 6 B Dartmouth Plan, The [See also Year-round operations; Academic calendar 6 A change] Dartmouth Players 2 B Dartmouth Review, The 15 B Dartmouth Review, The 16 A John G. Kemeny Topic Tape Side Dartmouth Savings Bank 17 A Dartmouth-Hitchcock Medical Center -- Center Governing Board [See also Joint 9 B Council] Dartmouth-Hitchcock Medical Center -- Center Planning Committee [See also 9 B Gang of Six] Dartmouth-Hitchcock Medical Center [See also Mary Hitchcock Memorial 9 A Hospital] Dartmouth-Hitchcock Medical Center [See also Mary Hitchcock Memorial 10 B Hospital] Dartmouth-Hitchcock Medical Center Joint Council [See also Dartmouth- 10 B Hitchcock Medical Center -- Center Governing Board] Dartmouth-New Hampshire relations 6 B Dartmouth-New Hampshire relations 17 A Dartmouth, The 5 B Dartmouth, The 15 B Dartmouth, The 16 A Davis Rink 13 B Davis, William “Bill” Jr.
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