More news Articles A History of Italy, Bite by BiteNews subtitleDanielle Callegari’s new book tells the story of the peninsula through food.ImageImage 7/15/2026BodyDanielle Callegari’s new book tells the story of the peninsula through food.Written byOffice of CommunicationsShare thisFacebookXEmail QuotedQuoteDartmouth is hunting for these students, and it turns out that a great way to identify them is to have test scores.BylineBruce Sacerdote ’90, Richard S. Braddock 1963 Professor in Economics | AttributionChalkbeatDate9/23/2026 QuotedQuoteSociety treats physical and intellectual training as though they obey different laws—as though the mind, unlike the body, might get strong without being made to struggle. It doesn’t.BylineDan Rockmore, professor of math and computer science | AttributionThe New YorkerDate9/22/2026
QuotedQuoteDartmouth is hunting for these students, and it turns out that a great way to identify them is to have test scores.BylineBruce Sacerdote ’90, Richard S. Braddock 1963 Professor in Economics | AttributionChalkbeatDate9/23/2026
QuotedQuoteSociety treats physical and intellectual training as though they obey different laws—as though the mind, unlike the body, might get strong without being made to struggle. It doesn’t.BylineDan Rockmore, professor of math and computer science | AttributionThe New YorkerDate9/22/2026
