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A Tragedy Runs Through It

Writer Paul Maclean ’28 lived hard, died young, and became the center of an acclaimed novel by his brother, Norman Maclean ’24.

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Monkey Business

What do mummified baboons have to do with the origins of international commerce? Everything!

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“I’ll Take the Body Blows”

Lawyer and activist Maya Wiley ’86 explains why she wants to be the next mayor of New York City.

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Give a Rouse

Robert Hatch ’60, Tu’62, chairman and CEO of Cereal Ingredients and Great Plains Analytical Lab, has earned a University of Missouri-Kansas City 2020 Entrepreneur of the Year Award. The award…

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Deaths

Robert J. Finkelstein ’37 • Aug. 27, 2020 Robert L. Gale ’42 • Nov. 26, 2020 John M. Jenkins ’43 • Nov. 23, 2020 John W. Reps ’43 • Nov. 12, 2020 H. Peter Schaub Jr. ’44 • Dec. 18, 2020 …

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Force of Nature

Ojibwe poet Heid Erdrich ’86 rides an unconventional creative streak.

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Dream Team

Agent Tony Godsick ’93 and tennis superstar Roger Federer join up to create a grand slam partnership.

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The Innovative Economist

MacArthur fellow and Stanford professor Heidi Williams ’03 explores the forces that impede advances in healthcare.

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Captain Comeback

On the field and off, Herb Hopkins ’74 gave it his all.

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Ice Breaker

Only at Dartmouth can you find tennis mixed with hockey. Here’s how a fanatic tradition began.

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Bravey Heart

With her memoir of heartbreak and hilarity, Olympian and movie-maker Alexi Pappas ’12 stays on track