Seen & Heard
A selection of must reads about Dartmouth alumni making news around the world.
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Pamela Joyner '79
Style Matters
Joyner, a philanthropist and art collector in California, was featured in the 2019 Vanity Fair Best-Dressed List, part of the magazine's September issue.
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Clark Moore '13
Standing Out
Moore recently accepted the Human Rights Campaign's Visibility Award for his work as an openly gay actor, and gave a speech about self-love, acceptance, and his role in the film Love, Simon.
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Michelle Khare ’14
Up for a Challenge
Khare racks up more than a million YouTube subscribers with unique series of personal adventures.
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Tor Raubenheimer ’84
Physical Physicist
When he’s not designing particle accelerators, Raubenheimer travels the world in search of craggy outcrops.
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Frida Polli ’94
Match Maker
Polli raised $58 million in venture funding for her company pymetrics, which creates custom algorithms for top companies to find better job candidates.
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Bill Carpenter ’62
End of an Era
The first faculty member of the College of the Atlantic is retiring after his 48th year at the institution.
Matthew Heineman ’05
“Homage to Journalism”
The director of Cartel Land and City of Ghosts tells the tragic story of foreign correspondent Marie Colvin in his first biopic, A Private War.
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William Kamkwamba ’14
Streaming Now
The new Netflix film The Boy Who Harnessed the Wind is based on the true story of Kamkwamba, who built a windmill to power his Malawi family’s home.
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