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  • FEATURE
  • The Ones To Watch
    The College has another strong crop of Vancouver hopefuls. Here’s the rundown.
  • FEATURE
  • “Fat Don’t Fly”
    NBC ski jumping expert Jeff Hastings, Tu’90, on aerodynamics, talking heads and turtlenecks.
  • FEATURE
  • How Does It Feel?
    Eighteen alumni athletes talk about their most memorable Olympic moments.
  • ON THE JOB
  • Campbell’s Coup
    How Premier Gordon Campbell ’70 landed the Vancouver Olympics.
  • SPORTS
  • Games Changers
    Not surprisingly, many alumni are also involved with the Winter Paralympics.
  • INFOGRAPHIC
  • Lords of the Rings
    Dartmouth at the Winter Olympics: All the athletes, all the medals, all the numbers.
  • PERSONAL HISTORY
  • Beyond the Glory
    A two-time Olympian reflects on the meaning of medals.
  • OUTSIDE
  • Free Ride
    For decades young local skiers have received the gift of lift at the Skiway.
  • TRIBUTE
  • The Silver Fox
    A look back at legendary ski coach Al Merrill.
  • CONTINUING ED
  • Chiharu “Chick” Igaya ’57
    The Japanese medalist and IOC member reflects on a lifetime of Games.

  • Shelf Life
    New books by alumni.

  • Letters
    Readers write, react and respond.

  • Give A Rouse
    “...and the granite of New Hampshire keeps the record of their fame.”

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January/February 2010
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