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Inside Dartmouth Hockey’s Rapid Rise

If there’s a goal that best encapsulates the type of season Dartmouth men’s hockey has had, it likely came Friday, March 13. In the Big Green’s ECAC quarterfinal against Colgate, C.J. Foley ’27 collected the puck, spun free of a Colgate defender, then slipped it back to Hayden Stavroff ’28.

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Deaths

David Balmer ’38 • Dec. 5, 2017 Edward Louis Finn ’42 • May 19 Charles Wordsworth Does ’43 • May 2 Charles Fairweather Kane ’43 • April 29 Henry Andrews Best ’44 • April 29 Marshall…

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Senator Kirsten Gillibrand ’88 Takes on Trump

New York’s junior senator talks about faith, fortitude, and the fight between good and evil.

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The Book That Changed My Life

Professors remember when the heavens opened and lightning struck.

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The King of Broadway: Jerry Zaks ’67

A blind date at Dartmouth became a date with destiny for the Great White Way’s legendary director.

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The Call to Lead

The College launches a $3-billion capital campaign.

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A Capital Scholar

The dismal science has a happy warrior in professor Bruce Sacerdote ’90.

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A Mafia Hit

Mario Puzo’s Godfather archive gets a new home at Rauner Library.

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The Evolved Eater

From a bagful of candy to Marine Corps grub, a food entrepreneur finds his inspiration.

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Matt Klentak ’02

The GM of the Philadelphia Phillies takes us around the horn.

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Big Picture

Water Color

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Speech!

Mindy Kaling ’01 speaks at Commencement.

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Campus Confidential

Swan Song Glee Club director Louis Burkot, who is retiring, led his final show in early May. Wishes Granted The John Simon Guggenheim Memorial Foundation bestowed Guggenheim fellowships on three…

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