Books

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Nature Worship

With his Church of the Woods, the Rev. Stephen Blackmer ’79 is a new voice in the wilderness.

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True Believers

“Is Dartmouth a religion?” That’s the question posed by a special 250th anniversary class.

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Uphill

Eight female climbers test their courage by scaling one of Italy’s highest peaks. But will they survive the men on the mountain?

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Behind Enemy Lines

The derring-do of Richard Kersting ’42 in Normandy was recounted in a news account that sounds like something out of a John Wayne movie.

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Mr. T

A look back at Paul Tsongas ’62, a most unlikely presidential candidate.

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Green Day

The heart of campus pulses with the arrival of spring. To see for yourself, check out the view from the class of 1966 webcam at www.dartmouth66.org.   View a time-lapse video of&nbsp…

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The Ax Man Cometh

Faculty members (from left) Howard Tibbits, C.C. Stewart, and D.C. Wells have their work cut out for them as they chop wood in Pine Park, circa 1906. This year hundreds of diseased trees have been…

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Idolized

“My voice is a God-given gift,” says prizewinner Raleigh Nesbitt ’19.

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Campus Confidential

The Mannella Protocol After a legal settlement with student Staci Mannella ’18, who is legally blind, the College plans to enact new policies to support disabled students and establish a mandatory…

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Deaths

James Bruce Espy ’40 • Aug. 31, 2018 Richard Gordon Gray ’40 • March 5, 2014 Douglas Bertram Hunter ’40 • July 14, 2009 Ned Levering Jacoby ’40 • Dec. 29, 2018 Charles Ellison Smith ’41 •…

Letters

Look Who’s Talking

Voices in the Wilderness

Web Extras

Web Extras

The River Master

Whitewater sports legend Jay Evans ’49 advised Ledyard paddlers and coached the first U.S. whitewater Olympic team. Seven athletes remember how he changed their lives.