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Vietnam War: What If JFK Hadn’t Been Assassinated? (NPR)

In a story about how the history of the Vietnam War might have played out had John F. Kennedy not been assassinated, NPR’s Here and Now...

Gauge for Cholesterol Risk Poses a Challenge (The New York Times)

A new risk calculator posted online by the American Heart Association and the American College of Cardiology, intended to serve as an...

Dartmouth’s Vicki May Named N.H. Professor of the Year

Read the full story by Alex Arcone, published by Thayer School of Engineering. The Council for Advancement and Support of Education (CASE)...

At Dartmouth: Olmert on Kerry’s Progress (The Daily Beast)

Bernard Avishai writes for The Daily Beast about former Israeli Prime Minister Ehud Olmert’s November 12 address at Dartmouth. “It’s hard to...

Phi Beta Kappa Inducts 23 Dartmouth Students

Twenty-three Dartmouth students were inducted into the Phi Beta Kappa Society at the Alpha Chapter of New Hampshire’s 226th annual meeting...

Cholesterol Advice Startles Some Doctors (The New York Times)

New guidelines for preventing heart disease and stroke “represent a remarkable and sudden departure from decades of advice on preventing...

Maps That Could Help Solve the World’s Problems (Wired)

Wired writes about five maps that can “help solve some of the world’s most daunting problems,” highlighting the work of the Dartmouth Atlas...

Olmert Says the Time Is Now for a Palestinian State

Former Israeli Prime Minister Ehud Olmert’s November 12 Dartmouth address has sparked a response from the government of his successor...

Young Alumni Create Blossoming Startup

Branko Cerny ’13 had it all. He had a diploma from Dartmouth, a job at Google, and a new start in San Francisco. But he also had an idea...

The Economic Shorthand of Hawks and Doves (Marketplace)

In a story examining the difference between political hawks and doves and how each viewpoint may affect current economic policy, Marketplace...