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Chasing Glory

Hoping for an Olympic breakthrough, three cross-country stars have a chance to end Dartmouth’s 100-year medal drought in Nordic skiing.

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Dolphin Training

Miami Dolphins defensive coordinator Matt Burke ’98 travels the globe in search of adventure.

“I love the feeling of the unknown,” says Miami Dolphins defensive coordinator Matt Burke ’98. “I’ve made flights to countries with no plans just to see what would happen. That’s led to bungee jumping, climbing mountains, skydiving and safaris. The Dolphins organization probably wishes I preferred bowling.”

Read more about Burke in our Nov/Dec 2017 issue.

Photos courtesy Matt Burke

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Hiking, Gobi Desert, Mongolia
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Ice climbing, New Zealand
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Bungee jumping, New Zealand
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Bungee jumping, New Zealand
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Hiking, Gobi Desert, Mongolia
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Lion petting, Zambia
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Lion petting, Zambia

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Spo! and the Sun God

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This club sport requires triple dedication.

The Southwest’s Vanishing Lifeline

Photographer Pete McBride ’93 has been following the Colorado River for six years to document life—and death—along this once-mighty waterway.

Beauty Under the Microscope

Thayer engineering students (mostly Ph.D. candidates) recently produced images to highlight the creativity and beauty of research as part of a Visionaries in Technology contest. Here are a few examples of their extreme close-ups.

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