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10 Years After ‘Mission Accomplished’ (The Atlantic)

In a story in The Atlantic, President Emeritus James Wright discusses a debate “that still echoes” through the world: whether President...

How Can Games Contain and Convey Values? (Gamasutra)

A blog on the website Gamasutra discusses how Professor Mary Flanagan and her Tiltfactor Laboratory “focus on games as agents of meaning and...

Measuring a College’s Worth: Grateful Grads Index (Forbes)

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Leading Voices: Educational Innovator on the Fate of Colleges

Georgia Institute of Technology Professor Richard DeMillo, a former chief technology officer for Hewlett-Packard, is the next “ Leading...

AAAS Selects Phil Hanlon in 2013 Class of Fellows (Record Update)

The American Academy of Arts and Sciences (AAAS), a prestigious society that recognizes individuals for their contributions in scholarly and...

A Biologist Considers Apples and Oranges, Rice and Rubber

There is a scientific basis to the old adage “one rotten apple spoils the whole bunch,” says Dartmouth plant biologist Eric Schaller. "As an...

Our Feel-Good War on Breast Cancer

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Balance And Confidence

This story was published in the Dartmouth College Fund’s Spring 2013 issue of GREEN at Dartmouth . Jordan Aré ’15, of Houston, Texas, is a...

Gays’ and Veterans’ Rights Leader Kicks Off Heritage Month

In 2009, Lt. Dan Choi, an Iraq veteran and a skilled Arabic speaker, was discharged from the U.S. Army for saying three words: “I am gay.”...

What’s the Most Important Supreme Court Case No One’s Ever Heard Of? (The Atlantic)

In an Atlantic piece that asks 13 legal experts about lesser-known Supreme Court cases that nonetheless had a major impact, New York Times...