Books

Alumni Books

New titles from Dartmouth writers (September/October 2017)

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No Script Required

As a soccer mom and United Nations goodwill ambassador, actress Connie Britton ’89 lands her most fulfilling roles.

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Cell Power

On the frontiers of biomedicine with professor Rahul Sarpeshkar

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The Digital Recruit

Social media and specialized web services are revolutionizing the way high school athletes find their way to Dartmouth.

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Crossing the Line

A conscientious objector heads north in 1969, never to return.

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In the Pits

Ten seconds of terror: NASCAR coach Shaun Peet ’98 guides you into the danger zone.

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Diversity of Opinion

Listening lies at the heart of learning.

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William W. Helman IV ’80

On his time as a trustee

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Big Picture

“That It Should Come to This!”

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Campus Confidential

Tidbits from around the College

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Ask the Expert

How to Save Your Books | Deborah Howe, Collections Conservator

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Into the Wild

First-year trip leaders hit the trail.

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Give a Rouse

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

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Deaths

Dean Everett Nicholson ’36 • Aug. 12, 2014 John Doner Diffenbaugh ’39 • Jan. 21 George Francis Clabaugh ’41 • May 16 Ronald Edwin Losee ’41 • May 17 Bill Porter ’43 • Nov. 10, 2016 …

Letters

Your Turn

Readers write, react and respond. (September/October 2017)

Look Who’s Talking

Holly Sateia

Information Booth Volunteer

Voices in the Wilderness

Culinary Ambassador

Chef Selassie Atadika ’98 gathers inspiration from her travels around the world for the United Nations.

Voices in the Wilderness

A Full Plate

Sue AnderBois ’05 takes charge of Rhode Island’s food strategy.

Voices in the Wilderness

Bot Builder

To Dan Popa ’94, Th’94 robots are the future of nursing.

Voices in the Wilderness

Exoneration

Damayanti “Dimpy” Desai ’13 helps free an innocent man.

Voices in the Wilderness

Sci-fi Legend

Atlanta-based doctor Aleron Kong ’03 pioneers a new literary genre.

Voices in the Wilderness

Candid Camera

Documentary filmmaker Lance Kramer ’06 tackles complex social issues through his Washington, D.C.–based production company.