Dartmouth College; a Book of Information for the Guidance of Prospective Students and Others

"Dartmouth College; a Book of Information for the Guidance of Prospective Students and Others" offers a detailed glimpse into Dartmouth College at the close of the 19th century. Compiled by the Alumni Council, this guide provides valuable information for prospective students and anyone interested in learning more about the institution. It covers various aspects of college life, including academic programs, campus facilities, student organizations, and traditions. The book aims to present a comprehensive overview of Dartmouth, reflecting its history, values, and the opportunities it provides to its students.

This historical document is a valuable resource for understanding the evolution of higher education in America and the unique characteristics of Dartmouth College. Its enduring appeal lies in its ability to offer insights into the college's past while highlighting its commitment to academic excellence and student development.

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