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The Digital Recruit
Social media and specialized web services are revolutionizing the way high school athletes find their way to Dartmouth.
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Upside-Down World
Before making it big as a monster hunter on the Netflix smash Stranger Things, David Harbour ’97 had to fend off a few demons of his own.
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Beetle Mania
A tree-killing pest from the Southeast has invaded New England. Biology professor Matt Ayres is on the case.
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Bon Appétit
Noted food critic Jane Stern dines at Dartmouth and finds that our appetite for cooking, health and competition has transformed College cuisine.
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Lone Pine Wine
Reds, whites and green: a quick guide to some alumni vintners in the Central and Sacramento valleys of California, where in vino veritas is more than just a motto.
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Excellent Sheep
A herd of sheep. Three sheepdogs. And five human actors. All converged on the Green June 29 for the public debut of Doggie Hamlet, a performance loosely based on the novel, The Story of Edgar Sawtelle, which is loosely based on Shakespeare’s Hamlet. Created, choreographed and directed by dancer Ann Carlson, the Hopkins Center-sponsored show featured a mix of improvised movement and dance, some yelling at and chasing of sheep, and minimal dialogue.
Photos by James Napoli
