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A Breed Apart

Professors’ dogs are more than teachers’ pets. They’re class clowns, study buddies, office disruptors, and campus idols.

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Underappreciated Giant

Civil rights champion Lester B. Granger, class of 1918, led the National Urban League—and the charge to integrate the U.S. military.

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“It Takes a Long Time”

College sustainability director Rosi Kerr ’97 discusses the state of Dartmouth’s eco-friendly efforts.

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Escape From The Taliban

Unlikely savior Tom Villalón ’06 helps rescue women who served in Afghanistan’s former military from near-certain execution.

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Gold Miner

Anouk Patty ’91, chief of sport at U.S. Ski & Snowboard, brings renewed vigor—and analytics—to the country’s quest for precious medals.

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The Rebel

Moviemaker Bob Rafelson ’54 shook up Hollywood and gave us some of its greatest stars—not to mention a band called The Monkees.

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Nordic Exposure

Photographer Eli Burakian ’00 traverses the most sparsely populated country in Europe. In less than two weeks. On foot.

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Autumn Radiance

A well-traveled Montgomery fellow shares his first impressions of the College on the Hill.

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The Beaver Meadow Affair

Off-campus fraternity brothers in the 1920s drew the ire—and homophobia—of their college president.

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“Our Job Is Enforcement”

The U.S. Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, Firearms and Explosives finally gets a new director.

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Deaths

Burton M. Bickford ’44 • Aug. 28, 2022 Malcolm B. Smith ’44 • Aug. 16, 2022 Richard C. Butler ’46 • Feb. 27, 2022 Robert A. Levinson ’46 • Sept. 22, 2022 Roger H. Miller ’47 • Aug. 6,…

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The Power of Stories

Novelist Margaret Wilkerson Sexton ’04 finds her creative inspiration close to home.