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Pleasure isn’t the highest value in this life, I say. Pleasure is only pleasure. It has no good or bad to it.

Alexander Chee, professor of English and creative writing

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Los Angeles Review of Books

7/18/2025

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The Federal Reserve Act authorizes the president to fire a top Fed official for ‘inefficiency,’ which refers to gross mismanagement of public funds, or ‘malfeasance,’ which refers to violations of law.

Andrew Levin, Professor of Economics

Dartmouth NEXT in Action: Victoria Ruiz ’26

7/17/2025

First-generation Coulter Scholar excels while helping other STEM students thrive.

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Views From the Green in July

7/16/2025

It’s a fine time to enjoy places around campus.

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The Patterns of Elites Who Conceal Their Assets Offshore

7/16/2025

Study finds where an oligarch comes from correlates with how they achieve offshore secrecy.

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Trump Wields Tariffs to Sway Putin on Ukraine

7/16/2025

Economics professor Douglas Irwin says President Trump’s plans to impose tariffs in an attempt to persuade Vladimir Putin to end the war in Ukraine “are likely to be ineffective” if done unilaterally.

The Washington Post

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Dartmouth NEXT in Action: Victoria Ruiz ’26

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