Books

Alumni Books

New titles from Dartmouth writers. (January/February 2018)

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Welcome to the Woods

A mountain of work went into the planning and construction of the new Moosilauke Ravine Lodge. Here’s how it all came together.

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Dead Aim

Biathlete Susan Dunklee ’08 sets her sights on Pyeongchang—and an Olympic medal.

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All Eyes on Pyeongchang

DAM caught up with Dartmouth athletes as they readied for trials that would determine whether they’ll head to South Korea for the Winter Olympics to be held February 9-25.

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No Ordinary Joe

Pulitzer winner Joe Rago ’05, a quintessential Dartmouth man, is gone too soon.

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Comic Relief

Lars Kenseth ’04 makes his mark at The New Yorker.

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Planet Dartmouth

Where are you? A cartographic look at top cities and countries populated by alumni around the world

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Instrumental

Eric Hwang ’96 finds his calling after fiddling around in the corporate world for 20 years.

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Helping Hands

Dorm dwellers can turn to their undergraduate advisor peers for just about anything.

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Martha Pollack ’79

On leading a university

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Sketchbook

Snowball Flight

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Youth of the Year

Carlos Polanco ’21 earns national honor from the Boys and Girls Clubs of America.

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Campus Confidential

SunRoof The roof of Berry Sports Center now sports an array of solar panels, good for 156,000 kilowatt hours annually. The Three Bears Last spring three “nuisance” bears that had been bothering…

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Ask the Expert

The Art of the Pitch | Jamie Coughlin, Director of Entrepreneurship

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Insta-Student

Why Dartmouth? Freshmen tell us what drew them from afar.

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Give a Rouse

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

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Deaths

Eugene Shea ’34 • Oct. 3, 2017 Gardner Chapin Cook ’41 • Oct. 25, 2013 Merle Lester Perkins ’41 • April 16, 2017 John Lawler Brooks ’42 • Aug. 20, 2017 Warren Emil Carlson ’42 • May 23,…

Letters

Your Turn

Readers write, react and respond. (January/February 2018)

Look Who’s Talking

Sara Lindquist ’18

Country Singer

Voices in the Wilderness

5 Seconds To Launch

Motivational speaker Mel Robbins ’90 insists everyone can make big changes if they act on the impulse.

Voices in the Wilderness

Organic Options

Alexandra Friedman ’04 and Jordana Kier ’08 start a unique product line.

Voices in the Wilderness

Intriguing Style

Abigail Ogilvy ’11 focuses on emerging artists—including alums—in her Boston gallery.

Voices in the Wilderness

Suds-cess

Brewer Allison Lange ’01 brings a degree of science to her craft.

Voices in the Wilderness

Keeper of the History of Life

Warren Allmon ’82 spearheads construction of the $11-million Museum of the Earth.

Web Extras

Best of 2017

Here are the top 15 most-read stories published on DAM’s website during the past year.

Green Room

Behind the Mic

Laura Sim ’16, audio producer and reporter at The Wall Street Journal’s “The Future of Everything,” talks podcasts and shares a few of her favorite shows.