Matthew Mosk '92

Pursuits

The Rule of Law

Attorney Tom Green ’62 launches nonprofit firm to represent people harmed by government overreach.

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From Advocate to Enforcer

In a new role at Justice, former Review editor Harmeet Dhillon ’89 on civil rights, immigration, and her office’s change in direction

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Family Ties

Renewed scrutiny endangers the future of legacy admissions. What’s next?

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“Our Job Is Enforcement”

The U.S. Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, Firearms and Explosives finally gets a new director.

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Out of Nowhere

Pittsburgh Penguins forward Drew O’Connor ’22 puts Dartmouth hockey back on the NHL map.

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“We’ve Got a Job to Do”

New FBI general counsel Jason Jones ’98 joins the U.S. Justice Department in a time of turmoil.

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Capital Achievement

For NHL team owner and president Dick Patrick ’68, winning the Stanley Cup runs in the family.

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The Zinger

Vincent Starzinger shaped many young minds and prominent careers.

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Where the Lava Flows

As head of the American Volcano Disaster Assistance Program, Jacob Lowenstern ’85 prepares for the worst—without knowing when it may come.

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Race and Republicans

Harvard prof and author Leah Wright Rigueur ’03 discusses the history and future of blacks and the GOP.

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In the Public Interest

Former solicitor of the Interior Department Hilary Tompkins ’90 hopes to build on an accomplished legacy.

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Peacemaker

Bringing people together has always been a skill of political operative Rev. Leah Daughtry ’84. Democratic power brokers never needed her more than at this summer’s contentious national convention.