Matthew Mosk '92

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The NHL’s Fixer

In the bowels of Rogers Place arena in Edmonton, Alberta, with Game 1 of last year’s Stanley Cup Final just hours away, Bill Daly sat quietly to the right of the NHL’s longtime commissioner, Gary Bettman, as he gamely handled a succession of questions from assembled media.

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The Fixer

You’re a hotshot D.C. politico and you find yourself mired in a tight legal jam. Who ya gonna call? That’s easy: Tom Green ’62.

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D’Souza’s America

Following his felony conviction, conservative firebrand Dinesh D’Souza ’83 has been humbled—a little—by his new life under guard in a San Diego halfway house. But silenced?

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The Rookie

Brad Ausmus ’91 never played baseball at Dartmouth—he was a member of the New York Yankees as he earned his government degree. Now he hopes to make history as manager of the Detroit Tigers.

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Crisis Management

Former Treasury Secretary Timothy Geithner ’83 talks to Matthew Mosk ’92 about fixing a financial mess that arose from too much optimism and a system operating “with no cops and no rules.”

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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.

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Innocence Lost

A star quits the Dartmouth baseball team for reasons he doesn’t understand. Years later he confronts the demons of his past.

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Sewing Seeds of Conscience

Scott Nova ’87 began agitating for social justice as an undergrad. Now he heads the Worker Rights Consortium.

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One Step At a Time

Jon Kuniholm ’93 is working on technology that could alter the lives of many veterans—including his own.

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How Safe Are We?

Three national security insiders share their perspectives.

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Dissenting Opinion

Former CIA analyst and Vietnam War veteran Paul Pillar ’69 makes his case against the war in Afghanistan.

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