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Ask the Expert

How to Save Your Books | Deborah Howe, Collections Conservator

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Into the Wild

First-year trip leaders hit the trail.

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Give a Rouse

“…and the granite of New Hampshire keeps the record of their fame.”

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Deaths

Dean Everett Nicholson ’36 • Aug. 12, 2014 John Doner Diffenbaugh ’39 • Jan. 21 George Francis Clabaugh ’41 • May 16 Ronald Edwin Losee ’41 • May 17 Bill Porter ’43 • Nov. 10, 2016 …

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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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They Are What They Eat

A student foodie dishes on who eats what at campus dining venues.

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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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“The Idiocy of War”

Vietnam veterans reflect on a misguided conflict—and how the nation has finally moved on from blaming those who served.

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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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A Good Bet

Native American lawyer Wayne Shammel ’89 builds on his enterprising work with tribal casinos in the Pacific Northwest.

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Beyond Words

In a fragmented world where refugees abound, language serves as more than a bridge.

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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.