Vanity Fair
In an opinion piece about the "1776 Report," Dartmouth's Jeffrey Sharlet says the report does, for instance, "acknowledge slavery as one of the 'challenges' of American history, but warns against pressing that critique 'too hard or too far.' "
Marketplace
"She will be maybe the most qualified treasury secretary we've ever had in the history of the United States," says Dartmouth's Andrew Levin about the upcoming confirmation hearing for Secretary of the Treasury nominee Janet Yellen.
Vox
Dartmouth’s Kendall Hoyt says there’s a "trade-off between speed and efficacy" in distributing the vaccine. "If we’re going for the perfect solution to such a degree that we have to throw out doses at the end of the day, then we’re failing."
The Washington Post
Joanne Rogers, the widow of Fred Rogers '50, aka Mr. Rogers, has died at age 92. Happily known as "Mrs. Rogers," she was "his loyal partner for 50 years and later a memory-keeper for his message of kindness," the Post writes.
Vanity Fair
In an opinion piece about the "1776 Report," Dartmouth's Jeffrey Sharlet says the report does, for instance, "acknowledge slavery as one of the 'challenges' of American history, but warns against pressing that critique 'too hard or too far.' "
Marketplace
"She will be maybe the most qualified treasury secretary we've ever had in the history of the United States," says Dartmouth's Andrew Levin about the upcoming confirmation hearing for Secretary of the Treasury nominee Janet Yellen.
Vox
Dartmouth’s Kendall Hoyt says there’s a "trade-off between speed and efficacy" in distributing the vaccine. "If we’re going for the perfect solution to such a degree that we have to throw out doses at the end of the day, then we’re failing."
The Washington Post
Joanne Rogers, the widow of Fred Rogers '50, aka Mr. Rogers, has died at age 92. Happily known as "Mrs. Rogers," she was "his loyal partner for 50 years and later a memory-keeper for his message of kindness," the Post writes.
Vanity Fair
In an opinion piece about the "1776 Report," Dartmouth's Jeffrey Sharlet says the report does, for instance, "acknowledge slavery as one of the 'challenges' of American history, but warns against pressing that critique 'too hard or too far.' "
Marketplace
"She will be maybe the most qualified treasury secretary we've ever had in the history of the United States," says Dartmouth's Andrew Levin about the upcoming confirmation hearing for Secretary of the Treasury nominee Janet Yellen.
Vox
Dartmouth’s Kendall Hoyt says there’s a "trade-off between speed and efficacy" in distributing the vaccine. "If we’re going for the perfect solution to such a degree that we have to throw out doses at the end of the day, then we’re failing."
The Washington Post
Joanne Rogers, the widow of Fred Rogers '50, aka Mr. Rogers, has died at age 92. Happily known as "Mrs. Rogers," she was "his loyal partner for 50 years and later a memory-keeper for his message of kindness," the Post writes.
