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The Backcountry Adventurer

Early this summer, David Page ’90 embarked on a weeklong road trip from his family’s home in Mammoth Lakes, California, to North Dakota’s Badlands for the July 4 opening of the new Theodore Roosevelt Presidential Library.

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Ann Fromholz ’90

An employment lawyer on sexual harassment

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Sketchbook

The Clocks of Dartmouth

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Sounds New

A music professor strikes an unusual chord.

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Ask the Expert

How to Maintain Your Bike | Lily Zhang ’18, Student Bicycle Mechanic

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Deaths

Richard Holt Wakefield ’36 • Sept. 13, 2017 Eldon Eugene Fox ’40 • Oct. 12, 2017 Roy Watson ’43 • Sept. 10, 2012 Arthur Ellsworth Summerfield Jr. ’44 • Oct. 8, 2017 Ralph Garfield…

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Best of 2017

Here are the top 15 most-read stories published on DAM’s website during the past year.

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Welcome to the Woods

A mountain of work went into the planning and construction of the new Moosilauke Ravine Lodge. Here’s how it all came together.

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Dead Aim

Biathlete Susan Dunklee ’08 sets her sights on Pyeongchang—and an Olympic medal.

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All Eyes on Pyeongchang

DAM caught up with Dartmouth athletes as they readied for trials that would determine whether they’ll head to South Korea for the Winter Olympics to be held February 9-25.

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No Ordinary Joe

Pulitzer winner Joe Rago ’05, a quintessential Dartmouth man, is gone too soon.

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Comic Relief

Lars Kenseth ’04 makes his mark at The New Yorker.

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Planet Dartmouth

Where are you? A cartographic look at top cities and countries populated by alumni around the world

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