Books

Shelf Life

New books by Dartmouth alumni

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The Cutting Edge

A behind-the-scenes look at how the Kim administration faced down a two-year, $100-million budget deficit.

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Elegant Violence

Portraits from the pitch capture women’s rugby players as they prep for nationals. (Includes photo gallery)

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In the Blink of an Eye

On the salt flats and off, speed demon Charles Nearburg ’72, Th’74, knows just how quickly life can change.

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“Nuanced Decisions”

Dean of Admissions and Financial Aid Maria Laskaris ’84 discusses legacies, athletes and the Belushi factor.

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A House United

When five alums tried to keep a black pledge from joining their fraternity in 1956, the young men of Delta Upsilon stood together.

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Legal Guardian

Bronx public defender Mary Anne Mendenhall ’02 fights an uphill battle against the unintended consequences of foster care.

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The “Happy” Swindler

Thanks to a turn-of-the-century alum known for his shady dealings, a New Jersey homebuyer got just what he wanted—a home with history.

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Call Me Kook

A 45-year-old boy grabs a board, heads to the coast and falls in love with the perfect wave.

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Speaking to the Future

Once considered an exotic language to learn, students now view Chinese as a practical pursuit.

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Karen (Jennings) Lewis ’74

A Chicago teachers’ union leader on education reform.

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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

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