Books

Alumni Books

New titles from Dartmouth writers (May-June 2014)

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Out of Nowhere

In the fall of 2010 Abbey D’Agostino ’14 arrived on campus to compete on the cross-country team. Four years and seven national titles later, she’s become one of the most prolific athletes in…

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Mixed

Four young alums open up about their multiracial heritage and how it shapes them.

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Zoology

Does the world’s most infamous fraternity deserve its reputation? C.J. Hughes ’92 offers a field guide to the history of Alpha Delta and its ties to the movie that made it notorious.

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Sea of Uncertainty

“Marine Policy” delves into the crosscurrents where marine biology collides with political policy.

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The Ultimate 24 Hours

What date most changed the course of history? Professors from various disciplines weigh in.

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Keeper of the Golden Gate

San Francisco government veteran Phil Ginsburg ’89 now presides over the city’s cherished green spaces.

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Confluences

Finding synchronicity in the North Country.

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Voices In the Wilderness

Rand Beers ’64 • Jo Hannah Hoehn ’09 & Susanah Hoehn ’10 • Terry Plank ’85 • Alex Blumrosen ’82 • Charles Trumbull ’02 • Christina Stoltz ’06

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Michelle (Valensi) Stacy ’77

A corporate coach on learning to lead.

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Big Picture

A light brigade invades the Hopkins Center.

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Overheard

Seniors dish up six-word memoirs before they graduate.

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Campus Confidential

Around the Green in 60 seconds

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Look Who's Talking

Rog Woolsey, Director of Professional Development

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Ask The Expert

Bob Whalen: How to Argue with an Umpire

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Insta-Student

Undergraduate Phone Smarts

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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, where…

Letters

Your Turn

Readers write, react and respond. (May-June 2014)