The Rauner blog has posts on Memorial Field, dorm room plans, fraternity meeting minutes, the WWI trenches around Leverone’s site, and class day clay pipes.

A Review interview with Thayer School’s Senior Associate Dean Ian Baker says:

In addition to serving as the Associate Dean, Baker also chaired a community board overseeing and discussing the construction of a new building for the engineering school. The new building will be located next to MacLean where the parking lot is. “We have yet to figure out where the car park goes,” Baker mentioned, wryly suggesting that it was the only problem in the plan. Baker also serves on several academic boards for the school.

The trustees approved a Thayer School parking garage on the Cummings Lot site back in February of 2002 (post).

An actual historic preservation campaign has sprung up at Dartmouth: Save Moosilauke.

The 65 Bunkhouse is finished, photos of the decication.

Nice black-and-white photos of Hanover architecture by Trevor Labarge are on line. The post office pediment looks quite grand, almost Londonesque.

The Hanover Conservancy is thinking about Kendal’s expansion onto the Chieftain property

The Valley News is covering the ongoing negotiations over construction of a palliative care center near DHMC and Boston Lot Lake.

The Williamson seems to be wrapping up (2014 press release, Turner Construction page).

ORW Landscape Architects and Planners of WRJ has been acquired by Greenman – Pedersen, Inc. of New York (pdf). ORW designed the recent improvements to the sidewalk and porte-cochere of the Inn (pdf).

The Norwich ad firm called Flannel created Dartmouth’s polished Strategic Plan website and others.

The story of how Glasgow football club Partick Thistle F.C. (Wiki) got its new mascot is almost as odd as the mascot itself.

Old Division Football (“the Usual Game”) seems a bit like the Florentine calcio storico (New York Times).