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The Pioneering Women of ’76

The first women of Dartmouth arrived at a campus that was not quite ready for them. In the fall of 1972, 177 first-year women and 74 female transfer students joined 3,030 male undergraduates to make history. Each found their own way through it.

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Battle Scarred

Wars are remarkably cruel things, and all participants on all sides deserve to have their stories told.

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Men in Uniform

Class Notes excerpts about veterans who served in the wars of the 20th century.

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Newsmakers

Alumni making headlines around the world

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Give A Rouse

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

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The Natural

Professor Ross Virginia is as cozy in an African desert as he is in the Antarctic—where there’s even a swatch of icy terrain named after him.

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Oh Behave!

The Post family offers an expert guide to etiquette for the cultivated Dartmouth alum.

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The Actor Who Knew Too Much

Perennially underestimated, the movies of Robert Ryan ’32 are worth viewing all over again—or for the first time.

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“An Improbable Opportunity”

As he departs for the World Bank, President Jim Kim looks back on three years in Parkhurst Hall.

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Declaration of Independence

The choice not to pledge a frat was the right one, and I’m glad I made it.

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Burning Desire

Jonathan Cedar ’03 is cooking with fire when it comes to the firm’s latest innovation.

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The Risk of Regulation

A demanding course that focuses on free-market economies continues to attract students interested in careers in finance.

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Case Study

Artist Marcel Duchamp was an out-of-the-box thinker, as a recent acquisition by the Hood Museum demonstrates.

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