Books

Features

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American Odyssey

After a drug deal gone bad, Peter Kaldheim ’71 fled for his life and embarked on a cross-country epic of homelessness, hitchhiking, and empty pockets. The long road eventually led to redemption—and…

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Losing Hart

A former protégé looks back on the times and life of conservative icon Jeffrey Hart ’51.

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Zero Gravity

“I get on my skateboard every day, weather permitting. Whether skating to class or destressing from work with a couple of kickflips and heelflips, I try to be on my skateboard every moment I can,”…

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Field Work

Students at the organic farm just three miles from campus grow more than 2,000 pounds of organic produce each year, some of which ends up at the dining services farm stand in Collis. Here farm club…

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Campus Confidential

Healthy Steps Following a workplace conduct investigation, Elliott Fisher, a health policy expert and professor of medicine, was removed as director of the Dartmouth Institute. Another institute…

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Deaths

Richard S. Baillie ’41 • Nov. 15, 2014 Quentin B. Deming ’41 • Jan. 21 A. Holden Higbee ’41 • Jan. 28 Edward H. Stone ’41 • Jan. 29 Richard Craw ’42 • March 17 Chester Solez ’43 • Jan…

Letters

Look Who’s Talking

Voices in the Wilderness

Web Extras

Web Extras

The Strategist

EXCERPT: Desperate times call for desperate measures when a deadly virus hits the U.S. in the debut novel by Charles Wheelan ’88.