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February 12, 2021
“Despite the recent changes that YouTube has made, our findings indicate that far too many people are still being exposed to extremist ideas on the platform.”
Brendan Nyhan, professor of government | USA Today
February 11, 2021
“The challenges we face in the modern world call for an engagement of the sciences and the humanities that starts in the classroom and becomes an essential aspect of the public sphere.”
Marcelo Gleiser, the Appleton Professor of Natural Philosophy | Big Think
February 10, 2021
“It's just not credible to suggest that the momentum in equity markets has nothing to do with the Fed's efforts to keep interest rates so low for so long.”
Peter Fisher, clinical professor at the Tuck School of Business | The New York Times
February 9, 2021
“Essentially what we have to do is run the oil industry in reverse.”
Marty Odlin '04, Thayer '07 | Maine Public Radio
February 8, 2021
“These drugs take the brakes off the immune system and allow it to recognize, treat, and cure a cancer, just as it would an infection. ”
Steven Leach, the Preston T. and Virginia R. Kelsey Professor and director of the Norris Cotton Cancer Center | Associated Press
February 5, 2021
“The 2020 election showed how profound the divisions of our presidential system really are.”
John Carey, the John Wentworth Professor in the Social Sciences | The Washington Post
February 4, 2021
“Once students and professors are cognizant of these gender dynamics in the classroom, it is easier to change them.”
Janice McCabe, associate professor of sociology | WIA Report
February 3, 2021
“If we really want to understand the human condition in the 21st century, we need to critically investigate the braiding of science and culture in all its glory and hope and danger.”
Marcelo Gleiser, the Appleton Professor of Natural Philosophy, and his co-author | Big Think
February 2, 2021
“At a time when the utility of the humanities (is) being questioned, we would counter that these are precisely the skills needed to grapple with the kind of widespread historical reckoning currently taking place in institutions across this country.”
Barbara Will, the A. and R. Newbury Professor of English, and Charlotte Bacon, associate director of humanities grant support at the Leslie Center for Humanities | The Atlanta Journal-Constitution
February 1, 2021
“We're beginning to be able to understand how traumatic experiences affect gene expression and therefore how that affects different people.”
Matthew Friedman, professor of psychiatry | New Hampshire Union Leader
January 29, 2021
“The really well-known conservationists unfortunately had a clearly defined racial agenda of protecting nature against the invasion of 'the immigrants,' and many conservation areas still bear their names. Maybe we can replace them with the names of people like George Masa.”
Sunmin Kim, assistant professor of sociology | Audubon
January 28, 2021
“I started doing the double masking when I started getting a little bit smarter about the [new] variants.”
Lindsey Leininger, clinical professor of business administration | Slate
January 27, 2021
“A lot of people I have to thank for helping me to get here. I'm just grateful to be in this situation.”
Drew O'Connor '22, Pittsburgh Penguins hockey player | Pittsburgh Post-Gazette
January 26, 2021
“We have a pandemic that is casting a pall over just about everything. It's hard to feel the exuberance and excitement people normally would.”
Paul Argenti, professor of corporate communication | Newsweek
January 25, 2021
“Book sales have always been stronger than I envisioned. I underestimated how much people want to make sure that there's an independent bookstore in Hanover.”
Allie Levy '11, owner of Still North Books and Bar | Valley News
January 21, 2021
“At rock bottom, democracy needs two things: winners who refuse to persecute their opponents and losers who are willing to peacefully walk away.”
Russell Muirhead, the Robert Clements Professor of Democracy and Politics, and a co-author | Los Angeles Times
January 20, 2021
“This gives us a model, and it is a fabulous model. Mr. Harris is totally comfortable stepping back so his wife can show her brilliance, grace, grit and power because he wants her to succeed.”
Ella Bell Smith, professor of business administration | USA Today
January 19, 2021
“These conversations can be hard. They can be awkward, they can be scary, but they are necessary.”
Dia Draper, assistant dean for diversity, equity, and inclusion at the Tuck School of Business | WCAX
January 18, 2021
“We're experiencing a period of radicalization. The liberal middle doesn't really know what to do.”
Shaul Magid, Distinguished Fellow in Jewish Studies | The Post and Courier
January 15, 2021
“The MLK events created by students, faculty, and staff across the College reflect history and the palpable, ongoing relevance of Rev. King in this moment.”
Rabbi Daveen Litwin, dean and chaplain of the William Jewett Tucker Center for Spiritual and Ethical Life | Dartmouth News

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All Quoted

“Despite the recent changes that YouTube has made, our findings indicate that far too many people are still being exposed to extremist ideas on the platform.”

“The challenges we face in the modern world call for an engagement of the sciences and the humanities that starts in the classroom and becomes an essential aspect of the public sphere.”

“It's just not credible to suggest that the momentum in equity markets has nothing to do with the Fed's efforts to keep interest rates so low for so long.”

“Essentially what we have to do is run the oil industry in reverse.”

“These drugs take the brakes off the immune system and allow it to recognize, treat, and cure a cancer, just as it would an infection. ”

“The 2020 election showed how profound the divisions of our presidential system really are.”

“Once students and professors are cognizant of these gender dynamics in the classroom, it is easier to change them.”

“If we really want to understand the human condition in the 21st century, we need to critically investigate the braiding of science and culture in all its glory and hope and danger.”

“At a time when the utility of the humanities (is) being questioned, we would counter that these are precisely the skills needed to grapple with the kind of widespread historical reckoning currently taking place in institutions across this country.”

“We're beginning to be able to understand how traumatic experiences affect gene expression and therefore how that affects different people.”

“The really well-known conservationists unfortunately had a clearly defined racial agenda of protecting nature against the invasion of 'the immigrants,' and many conservation areas still bear their names. Maybe we can replace them with the names of people like George Masa.”

“I started doing the double masking when I started getting a little bit smarter about the [new] variants.”

“A lot of people I have to thank for helping me to get here. I'm just grateful to be in this situation.”

“We have a pandemic that is casting a pall over just about everything. It's hard to feel the exuberance and excitement people normally would.”

“Book sales have always been stronger than I envisioned. I underestimated how much people want to make sure that there's an independent bookstore in Hanover.”

“At rock bottom, democracy needs two things: winners who refuse to persecute their opponents and losers who are willing to peacefully walk away.”

“This gives us a model, and it is a fabulous model. Mr. Harris is totally comfortable stepping back so his wife can show her brilliance, grace, grit and power because he wants her to succeed.”

“These conversations can be hard. They can be awkward, they can be scary, but they are necessary.”

“We're experiencing a period of radicalization. The liberal middle doesn't really know what to do.”

“The MLK events created by students, faculty, and staff across the College reflect history and the palpable, ongoing relevance of Rev. King in this moment.”

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“Despite the recent changes that YouTube has made, our findings indicate that far too many people are still being exposed to extremist ideas on the platform.”

“The challenges we face in the modern world call for an engagement of the sciences and the humanities that starts in the classroom and becomes an essential aspect of the public sphere.”

“It's just not credible to suggest that the momentum in equity markets has nothing to do with the Fed's efforts to keep interest rates so low for so long.”

“Essentially what we have to do is run the oil industry in reverse.”

“These drugs take the brakes off the immune system and allow it to recognize, treat, and cure a cancer, just as it would an infection. ”

“The 2020 election showed how profound the divisions of our presidential system really are.”

“Once students and professors are cognizant of these gender dynamics in the classroom, it is easier to change them.”

“If we really want to understand the human condition in the 21st century, we need to critically investigate the braiding of science and culture in all its glory and hope and danger.”

“At a time when the utility of the humanities (is) being questioned, we would counter that these are precisely the skills needed to grapple with the kind of widespread historical reckoning currently taking place in institutions across this country.”

“We're beginning to be able to understand how traumatic experiences affect gene expression and therefore how that affects different people.”

“The really well-known conservationists unfortunately had a clearly defined racial agenda of protecting nature against the invasion of 'the immigrants,' and many conservation areas still bear their names. Maybe we can replace them with the names of people like George Masa.”

“I started doing the double masking when I started getting a little bit smarter about the [new] variants.”

“A lot of people I have to thank for helping me to get here. I'm just grateful to be in this situation.”

“We have a pandemic that is casting a pall over just about everything. It's hard to feel the exuberance and excitement people normally would.”

“Book sales have always been stronger than I envisioned. I underestimated how much people want to make sure that there's an independent bookstore in Hanover.”

“At rock bottom, democracy needs two things: winners who refuse to persecute their opponents and losers who are willing to peacefully walk away.”

“This gives us a model, and it is a fabulous model. Mr. Harris is totally comfortable stepping back so his wife can show her brilliance, grace, grit and power because he wants her to succeed.”

“These conversations can be hard. They can be awkward, they can be scary, but they are necessary.”

“We're experiencing a period of radicalization. The liberal middle doesn't really know what to do.”

“The MLK events created by students, faculty, and staff across the College reflect history and the palpable, ongoing relevance of Rev. King in this moment.”

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