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Land O'Lakes new logo Land O'Lakes new logo, changed April 2020 -
Shawmut Bank Debates, 1994 Several newspaper articles from New England described Shawmut Bank's deliberations over whether to open a Hanover branch. -
Freshman class in 1983 described "confusion" at the Dartmouth community's rejection of the Indian symbol Newspaper article describing a conversation between Dartmouth community members (largely students) regarding the Indian symbol -
Campus reaction to skaters An article in the Dartmouth Alumni Magazine recounting the campus strife over the Indian symbol as well as the holding of a "Moratorium Day." -
Dartmouth women dress as Native Americans at hockey game, 1979 Articles describing an event when two freshman women dressed as Native Americans and skated on the ice with the Dartmouth hockey team. -
Freshman students in the fall of 1983 displayed a "Dartmouth Indians" banner at a football game The article describes and shows the event when Dartmouth students displayed a banner with the Indian symbol at a football game. -
Dartmouth upperclassmen condemned the freshman class's actions in the fall of 1983 Mark Montgomery described his disgust at the freshman students' actions -
Pro-Indian Symbol Movement in 1981 Dartmouth student Scott Baker put up images with the indian symbol in 1981 -
Poll Showing Student Support for Indian Mascot Remained Low, 1981 Students were polled and overwhelming rejected returning the Indian mascot to Dartmouth's campus in 1981 -
The Indian Symbol Remained Prevalent after the Mascot was Abolished Professor Michael Dorris and Grace Newell described actions by students that perpetuated the Indian symbol on campus -
Letter from Football Team Captains to Student Body, 1984 The football team captains wrote a letter to the student body in support of the Indian symbol. -
Memo to President McLaughlin describing FIST Incident, 1984 This memorandum from the college counsel to President McLaughlin details the actions of a student group that called themselves "For Indian Symbol (FIST)" and supported the return of the symbol.