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Look Who’s Talking

Tina Overman, Secretary to the President’s Special Assistant

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Insta-Student

Clean Living: At the Laundromat

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Ask The Expert

Peter Fisher: How to Fix the Fed

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Give A Rouse

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

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Deaths

The following is a list of deaths reported to us since the previous issue. Full obituaries, usually written by the class secretaries, may appear in the future on the DAM website where friends…

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The Graduate

Entertainment icon Buck Henry ’52 is one of a kind—and still funnier than hell.

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The Lottery

Random numbers and the fates they foretold made December 1, 1969, a night to remember for everyone on campus.

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Strangers in a Strange Land

Little came easy for the Native American students who arrived on campus more than 40 years ago, when the College recommitted to its original mission.

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Data Detectives

Robert Batty ’74 and Brad Davis ’99, Tu’09, offer crime fighters across the nation a valuable new weapon: access to more information.

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Golden Girl

If only we could have viewed ourselves in our youth as our wise, middle-aged eyes have taught us to see.

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He Wept Alone

The last surviving member of J.F.K.’s Irish Mafia reflects on his days in the president’s inner circle.

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Outside The Box

An engineering course taught by Peter Robbie ’69 encourages students to forego the status quo.