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Books
Features
Four nonagenarians and one octogenarian serve up more than 450 years of insight into this thing called life.
Storyboard artist Raymond Prado ’89 works his Hollywood magic from the quiet hills of rural Vermont.
Former solicitor of the Interior Department Hilary Tompkins ’90 hopes to build on an accomplished legacy.
We need better education and research about opioids for those who suffer chronic pain.
An autobiographical one-woman show by Echo Brown ’06 elicits a powerful emotional response from audiences, especially black women.
Dartmouth’s former president adds a new dimension to histories about the Vietnam War: the human element.
Esi Eggleston Bracey ’91 • Alan Sklar ’56 • David Beach ’86 • Tom Ryan ’91 • Juliana Ortego ’13
Tidbits from around the College
Gimme A Break! Professors take their December hiatus
“…and the granite of New Hampshire keeps the record of their fame.”
Letters
Look Who’s Talking
Web Extras
EXCERPT: Vietnam vets recall their primary mission during the war: survive, and go home.
EXCERPT: The pursuit of a meaningful life is more urgent—and more elusive—than ever before.
