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Ilana Grallert and Cady Rancourt '24 work in the Dartmouth College graveyard.

Ilana Grallert and Cady Rancourt ’24 work in the graveyard. (Photo by Eli Burakian ’00)

Keeping History Alive … In a Cemetery

A team of staff and students are working to conserve an 18th-century burial ground.

Adults with health issues who have small children have been living with heightened levels of fear and uncertainty for almost two years.

Lindsey Leininger, clinical professor of business administration

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The New York Times

11/29/2021

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Korean Contemporary Art Captures Attention in U.S., Europe

11/29/2021

Art historian Sunglim Kim and Hood Museum of Art director John Stomberg discuss Americans’ growing interest in Korean art and the Hood’s upcoming exhibition of paintings by Korean contemporary artist Dae-sung Park, which Kim is curating.

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None of us will ever forget today’s scene. We knew Army would be fierce and the stands would be packed, but we wouldn’t have it any other way.

Katie Dowty, head coach of women’s rugby

Opinion: Egypt’s Dictatorship Is Squandering the Country’s Remaining Assets

11/24/2021

Senior lecturer Ezzedine Fishere says the trial of five critics of the Egyptian dictatorship egregiously disregarded due process and calls on the U.S. to “push back on such brazen, destructive attacks” on the rule of law.

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What confounds me is that undermining the First Amendment, undermining the separation of church and state, really is an attack on religion in American life.

Randall Balmer, the John Phillips Professor in Religion

A Global Energy Crunch and What It Means for Vermont Homes This Winter

11/23/2021

In a report on the cost of heating oil, propane, and natural gas, Irving Institute Director Elizabeth Wilson says increasing prices and colder temperatures may mean that many Vermonters will spend 40-50% more to stay warm this winter.

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Should I Stay or Go: Predicting Choice Distribution

11/23/2021

Researchers have created a new way to predict how we match response to rewards.

Alireza Soltani, associate professor of psychological and brain sciences, and Ethan Trepka '22 sit on a wall together

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We were kind of a no-name group and look at where they are now.

Buddy Teevens ’79, the Robert L. Blackman Head Football Coach

‘Rights of Nature’ Tribal Case May Upend Pipeline Law

11/22/2021

Bruce Duthu, a professor of Native American studies, says many academics are closely watching Ojibwe activists who are pursuing a “rights of nature” claim to halt Enbridge Inc. pipeline projects in Minnesota that are not on tribal land.

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