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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)

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Keeping History Alive … In a Cemetery

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

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Which Animal Welfare Organizations Are Most Effective?

12/01/2021

A story about charities that protect animals describes research co-authored by government professor Benjamin Valentino that found a correlation between concern for human suffering and concern for animal suffering.

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Between February and Election Day, the presidential party’s vote strength almost always declines.

Joseph Bafumi, associate professor of government

The New York Times

11/18/2021

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This is what can happen when Republicans and Democrats decide we’re going to work together to get something done.

Sen. Rob Portman ’78, Republican of Ohio

The New York Times

11/16/2021

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A Fast Track to Radio Journalism

11/11/2021

As an NPR intern, Daniel Lam ’22 is on the air.

Daniel Lam '22 uses a boom mic for interviewing at a café

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In Japan, Rural Voters Count More Than Those in Big Cities. It Shows.

10/29/2021

In an article about the unequal apportionment of voting districts in Japan, professor Yusaku Horiuchi comments that rural voters skew older and lean conservative, and therefore they tend to elect politicians who maintain the status quo.

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If they continue to stall while advancing their nuclear program, there may come a time when the U.S. or Israel turn to plan B.

Nicholas Miller, associate professor of government

ABC News

10/29/2021

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Should South Korea Build Its Own Nuclear Bomb?

10/08/2021

In an op-ed, government professors Jennifer Lind and Daryl Press argue that the U.S.-South Korea alliance is in trouble, and that the only way to save it might be for South Korea “to develop an independent nuclear arsenal.”

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I have found financial literacy to be the most practical class I have taken in high school—and college.

How Much Does How Much We Hate Each Other Matter?

9/29/2021

An analysis of political science research on the relationship of political partisanship to eroding democratic norms features comments by professors Brendan Nyhan and Sean Westwood, co-authors of papers that come to different conclusions.

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