Books

Shelf Life

New books by Dartmouth alumni

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Cosmic Composition

Particle physics, quantum gravity, and all that jazz with professor and improv musician Stephon Alexander.

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The Secret Art of Dr. Seuss

His little-seen private works and “midnight paintings” offer insights into the career of Ted Geisel ’25.

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Innocence Lost

A star quits the Dartmouth baseball team for reasons he doesn’t understand. Years later he confronts the demons of his past.

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“Change the World”

Talkin’ trash with Rosi Kerr ’98, campus director of sustainability.

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The Bishop Makes His Move

Part politician, part executive, A. Robert Hirschfeld ’83 rises to a prominent post in the Episcopal Church.

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A Forager’s Bounty

A trip into the wild brings forth fiddleheads, burdock and ginger—and the expertise of naturalist Mark Kutolowski ’99.

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Philosophy Camp

Students in Scotland immerse themselves in the ideas of two giant thinkers of the Enlightenment.

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Valentine for Life

A broken-hearted mess finds solace and support from a most unusual campus cupid.

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Jean Korelitz ’83

The author of “Admission” on her book becoming a movie

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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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Big Picture

Skiing + horse racing = a classic Carnival tradition

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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 at www…

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