Books

Shelf Life

New books by Dartmouth alumni

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The Dartmouth Caucus

Six alumni members of Congress get together to discuss the deficit, healthcare, foreign policy and the 2012 election.

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Piano Man

Talk about a cool gig: For 26 years Bill Calhoun ’76 has been tuning pianos for performers at the Newport Jazz festival.

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What Might Have Been

The College archives contain dozens of designs and plans for campus buildings that never got off the drawing board.

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Love and Empire

Student. Mother. Military wife. One alumna’s slightly complicated undergraduate experience.

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A Devil’s Dictionary

Samplings of the Dartmouth-only lexicon, in which denotations mingle with connotations and other doublespeak.

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Pumped Up

Alums and students are no mere bystanders when the area’s biggest cycling fundraiser hits the streets every July.

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“Why Blue?”

A tiny detail from a poem captured the strangeness of the ordinary—and the extraordinary insight of a beloved professor.

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Constitutional Detours

A Pulitzer Prize winner examines the periodic thwarting of U.S. civil liberties since the nation’s founding.

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Mortimer Mishkin ’46

An acclaimed neuroscientist on studying the brain.

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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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