Books

Alumni Books

New titles from Dartmouth writers (January-February 2015)

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Earth Mother

Acclaimed author Louise Erdrich ’76 writes complicated stories that illuminate issues confronting Native Americans and society at large. Now she’s speaking out to save the planet.

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Free Beer

What would drive a small army of fraternity brothers to embark on a frigid midwinter expedition—in the middle of the night—to a derailed train north of campus?

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D’Souza’s America

Following his felony conviction, conservative firebrand Dinesh D’Souza ’83 has been humbled—a little—by his new life under guard in a San Diego halfway house. But silenced?

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Rock of Ages

Why Nelson Rockefeller ’30 still matters today.

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If Walls Could Talk

You can go home again. But is it ever really the same?

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Big Men on Campus

Much is made of the Wheelock Succession. Who were these guys who ran the College?

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Let It Snow!

Six decades since it opened, the Skiway remains one of only two college-owned ski areas in the eastern United States.

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Voices in the Wilderness

Milton ’04 & Frederick ’05 Ochieng • Femi Allen Wasserman ’99 • Norman Bay ’82 • Lindsay Earls ’05 • Jonathan Meyers ’07 • Sarah Weiner ’02

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Dan Fagin ’85

A Pulitzer Prize winner on how journalism is changing

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Big Picture

Ice Escapades

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Overheard

Campus Tours

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Campus Confidential

Around the Green in 60 seconds

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Look Who’s Talking

Sara McGahan ’17, Mountain Climber

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Ask The Expert

How to Win the Mental Game

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Insta-Student

Study time: Where do undergrads hit the books?

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Give A Rouse

“…and the granite of New Hampshire keeps the record of their fame.”

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Deaths

Walter Austin Carlson ’40 • Sept. 4, 2014 Gilbert Lewis Myers ’40 • Aug. 5, 2014 Albert Barnett Ferguson Jr. ’41 • Aug. 20, 2014 Huntley Allison ’42 • Sept. 7, 2014 Fred Ellwood Huntley …

Letters

Your Turn

Readers write, react and respond. (January-February 2015)

Web Extras

Dartmouth on the Danube

Fifty years ago a group of students ventured behind the Iron Curtain. The group’s leader, Dan Dimancescu ’64, reflects on the Ledyard-inspired journey.