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The Spy Game

CIA veteran Robert Grenier ’76 offers his take on his critical role in post-9/11 Afghanistan and explains what it was like to deal with Hamid Karzai, U.S. presidents and enhanced interrogation.

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To Build a Fire

Here’s how former smokejumper and Montana professor Carl Seielstad ’90 is helping change fire policy forever. For starters, he says, you’ve got to fight fire with fire.

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The Beat of Terror

For New York Times foreign correspondent and Pulitzer nominee Rukmini Callimachi ’95, digging for the truth sometimes means digging for bodies.

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Life Support

Facing daunting challenges, a wounded Vietnam War vet finds a support system through his College connections.

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Voices in the Wilderness

Luisa Kroll ’91 • Peter Kilmarx ’83 • Christine Souffrant ’11 • Mike Markaverich ’71 • Lauren Indvik ’09 • Jeff Albright ’88, DMS’92

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Talking Points

At Commencement time, there’s no shortage of wisdom offered to graduating seniors. Here’s what a few of Dartmouth’s more notable speakers have had to say through the years.

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Deaths

Leon Earl Kent ’35 • Feb. 12 David Herbert Beskind ’36 • Feb. 9 Daniel J. Minahan Jr. ’37 • Sept. 9, 2010 Robert E. Atkinson ’38 • March 23, 2014 Robert Sherwood Blees ’38 • Jan. 31 …

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Badlands

The CIA station chief in Islamabad works with the Pakistanis to reinforce their border with Tora Bora, where Osama bin Laden is believed to be hiding. From “88 Days to Kandahar: A CIA Diary”