Books

Shelf Life

New books by Dartmouth alumni

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Breaking Away

By quitting her Wall Street job for the professional cycling tour, Evie Stevens ’05 trades one fast track for another.

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Greek Chic

Photographer Liz Klinger ’10 sheds new light on the basements of Greek-letter houses.

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A League of His Own

How Southeastern Conference Commissioner Mike Slive ’62 became the most powerful man in college sports.

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Coming to Terms

For recent Student Assembly presidents, serving in office was the beginning—and often the end—of their time in the political realm.

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Presidential Parlance

A Jim Kim word cloud.

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Surgical Precision

A pioneer in sports medicine challenges the conventional wisdom of treating ligament injuries.

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A Life Well Lived

In dying as in living, Dianna Rynkiewicz ’84 enlightened and inspired her classmates.

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On the Edge

Ibex skulls, monks on skis, and very large guns: It’s all part of the nascent downhill scene in northern India.

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Happiness and the Classics

A prof explains why we need to study the humanities now more than ever. Hint: They help us learn to be happy.

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Nick Lowery ’78

“The Kick” on life after professional football.

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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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What’s New

Fresh findings and insights from faculty and students.

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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.