Seen & Heard
The Contenders
Once again the College has a strong lineup of athletes with their sights set on Sochi, including veteran Olympian Hannah Kearney ’15.
Man In The Middle
Independent Maine Sen. Angus King ’66 went to Washington, D.C., hoping to help opposing parties find common ground. Frustration has set in.
The Rambler
During the peak of the Depression new graduate Harry “Espy” Espenscheid ’34 shirked the frustrations of a job hunt in favor of traveling around a world on the brink of tumultuous change.
How the West Was Fun
A California branch of the Outing Club holds its own version of Winter Carnival, complete with “pink hour.”
Outside, Looking In
My cousin decided not to apply to Dartmouth. So much for the thrills of exclusivity.
Into the West
BOOK EXCERPT: The epic 1810 Astor Expedition to the Pacific comes to life, featuring a cameo appearance by John Ledyard, class of 1776.
Making Waves
Campus radio never gained a foothold until students secured the authority to run it themselves.
