Books

Shelf Life

New books by Dartmouth alumni

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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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Carnival Art

From the amateurish to the exquisite, Winter Carnival posters offer a unique retrospective of 20th-century graphic design.

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Journey to Budapest

Eleni Tsakopoulos Kounalakis ’89 traveled a circuitous route to her latest job as U.S. ambassador to Hungary.

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“Not a Threatened Species”

As Dartmouth’s recently appointed professor of Shakespearean studies, Jonathan Crewe keeps the Bard alive and relevant in Hanover.

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Date of Infamy

For a Japanese student on campus during the Pearl Harbor bombing, a Dartmouth president proved a reassuring presence.

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Checking In

The Lodge—a motor inn that became a dorm—remains a quirky housing option of last resort.

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On the Wall

What started as a simple day hike led David Spindler ’89 to become the world’s foremost authority on one of the great wonders of the world.

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Darkroom Magic

Noted photographer Virginia Beahan imbues her students with an artful appreciation of photography.

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The Perils of Innovation

New and great ideas are common in the business world. What’s often missing is a sound strategy to implement them.

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Nancy (Denny) Kellogg ’78

A pediatrician specialist on treating abused children.

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Newsmakers

Alumni making headlines around the world

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Campus

Around the Green in sixty seconds

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Give a Rouse

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

Letters

Letters

Readers write, react and respond.