Books

Alumni Books

New titles from Dartmouth writers (January-February 2016)

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Law and Border

Attorney Allegra Love ’03 started the Santa Fe Dreamers Project to help immigrant families fight deportation and gain legal status. It’s lonely, frustrating, heartbreaking work.

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After The Fire

By writing about her family tragedy, Deanna Emberley Bailey ’89 moves forward one word at a time.

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1966 Bunkhouse: The Rising

Timber and teamwork join forces as the new Class of 1966 Bunkhouse takes shape on Mount Moosilauke.

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The Truth Is Out There

Government professor Brendan Nyhan helps voters wade through a quagmire of political spin, scandal and misperceptions.

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Blood and Ice

Pucks and teeth don’t get along too well. That’s where Carolina Hurricanes team dentist Tom Long ’68 comes in.

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The Future of Cancer

Oncology researcher Craig B. Thompson ’75 navigates the obstacle course of modern healthcare while combating a leading cause of death.

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Climb Every Mountain

How a lackluster freshman trip led to a life-changing peak experience later in life.

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There and Back Again

A recent return to Berlin evokes memories of a student trip in 1980, prior to reunification of the divided capital.

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Voices in the Wilderness

Courtney Banghart ’00 • Carolyn Levine Lanzetta ’00 • Dimitri Gerakaris ’69 • Katherine Brown ’98 • Andrew Lewin ’81 • Jeremy Teicher ’10 & Alexi Pappas ’12

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Jennifer Carlson ’04

A sociologist on America’s gun culture

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Big Picture

Dress Rehearsal

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Overheard

Help Wanted

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A Whole New Hood

The College’s art museum is set for a $50-million overhaul ($30 million has already been raised) starting in the spring, after new director John Stomberg takes over. Here are the details.

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Campus Confidential

Around the Green in 60 seconds

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Look Who’s Talking

Reed Sturtevant ’16, Cofounder, College Folk Society

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Ask The Expert

How to Speed Read

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Give a Rouse

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

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Deaths

Edward Gerson ’35 • Oct. 23, 2015 Clark Robinson Fletcher Jr. ’38 • July 9, 2015 Victor Carl Bloede ’40 • April 19, 2015 George Fredson Baine Jr. ’41 • Oct. 15, 2015 Edward Campbell…

Letters

Your Turn

Readers write, react and respond. (January-February 2016)

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Taking Flight

WATCH: Indie folk duo Tall Heights, featuring Paul Wright ’07 (left), releases new video.

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Not the Same Old Song

A failed bid for American Idol led Jarrett Cato ’07 to chart his own path into the music industry.

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Living Well for Culture

Journalist Chelsey Luger ’10, who has roots in the Turtle Mountain Chippewa Tribe and Standing Rock Lakota Nation, is on a mission to promote health and fitness among Native American communities.