The Atlantic
In an opinion piece about the way some rogue professionals have worked against the public interest, Dartmouth's Brooke Harrington writes that more professional organizations need to step up, use their sanction power, and protect the public.
The Washington Post
In an opinion piece, Dartmouth's Travis Curtice discusses the upcoming presidential election in Uganda. "Many Ugandans ... have overcome tremendous barriers and ongoing political intimidation to demand a more democratic Uganda," he writes.
Outside
In an interview about her new memoir, Bravey, Olympic athlete Alexi Pappas '12 says the book is "as much for parents as it is for dream-chasers, because so much of it is talking about my dad and how he raised us."
CNBC
CNBC says Callie Brownson and Jennifer King, who both coached at Dartmouth, will be among eight women on the sidelines for National Football League playoff games, Brownson with the Cleveland Browns and King with the Washington Football team.
The Atlantic
In an opinion piece about the way some rogue professionals have worked against the public interest, Dartmouth's Brooke Harrington writes that more professional organizations need to step up, use their sanction power, and protect the public.
The Washington Post
In an opinion piece, Dartmouth's Travis Curtice discusses the upcoming presidential election in Uganda. "Many Ugandans ... have overcome tremendous barriers and ongoing political intimidation to demand a more democratic Uganda," he writes.
Outside
In an interview about her new memoir, Bravey, Olympic athlete Alexi Pappas '12 says the book is "as much for parents as it is for dream-chasers, because so much of it is talking about my dad and how he raised us."
CNBC
CNBC says Callie Brownson and Jennifer King, who both coached at Dartmouth, will be among eight women on the sidelines for National Football League playoff games, Brownson with the Cleveland Browns and King with the Washington Football team.
The Atlantic
In an opinion piece about the way some rogue professionals have worked against the public interest, Dartmouth's Brooke Harrington writes that more professional organizations need to step up, use their sanction power, and protect the public.
The Washington Post
In an opinion piece, Dartmouth's Travis Curtice discusses the upcoming presidential election in Uganda. "Many Ugandans ... have overcome tremendous barriers and ongoing political intimidation to demand a more democratic Uganda," he writes.
Outside
In an interview about her new memoir, Bravey, Olympic athlete Alexi Pappas '12 says the book is "as much for parents as it is for dream-chasers, because so much of it is talking about my dad and how he raised us."
CNBC
CNBC says Callie Brownson and Jennifer King, who both coached at Dartmouth, will be among eight women on the sidelines for National Football League playoff games, Brownson with the Cleveland Browns and King with the Washington Football team.
