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September 13, 2018
“We aim to teach critical thinking, habits of mind that can be brought to bear in many different contexts.”
—Dan Rockmore, associate dean for the sciences and the William H. Neukom 1964 Distinguished Professor of Computational Science in Vice
September 12, 2018
“She brings a different perspective, but she is a coach who happens to be a female as opposed to a woman who is trying to coach.”
—Buddy Teevens ’79, the Robert L. Blackman Football Coach, on hiring Callie Brownson as the first known full-time female football coach at the Division 1 level. in Sports Illustrated
September 11, 2018
“Treatment for PTSD works. PTSD does not have to be a chronic disorder.”
—Paula Schnurr, professor of psychiatry at the Geisel School of Medicine and executive director of the National Center for Post Traumatic Stress Syndrome in Military.com
September 10, 2018
“The media is now revealing the plight of immigrants and their families. My family and I have been dealing with ours for more than a decade.”
—Danielle Okonta ’20 in Huffington Post
September 7, 2018
“We know biologically this parasite has figured out how to stimulate the exact immune responses you want to fight cancer.”
—David Bzik, professor of microbiology and immunology at the Geisel School of Medicine in MDLinx
September 6, 2018
“What we need is a more robust federal solution that takes cognizance of gun violence as an existential threat to our society akin to terrorism.”
—Lynn Ellen Patyk, associate professor of Russian in The Hill
September 5, 2018
“There’s absolutely no research that supports the idea that cutting legal immigration is good for the economy.”
—Ethan Lewis, associate professor of economics in The New York Times
September 4, 2018
“As children, we come to associate fall with going back to school, new school supplies, seeing friends. It’s exciting, for most. We still respond to this pattern that we experienced for eighteen years.”
—Kathryn Lively, interim dean of the College and professor of sociology in Brit + Co
August 31, 2018
“I’m willing to try things at Telluride at Dartmouth that I’m not going to see at the theater.”
—Sydney Stowe, director of film, the Hopkins Center for the Arts in Valley News
August 30, 2018
“During a time with a lot of uncertainty—there’s been a lot of political turmoil over what will or won’t happen with Obamacare—these gains we’ve made in reducing the number of uninsured have held pretty steady.”
—Ellen Meara, professor of The Dartmouth Institute for Health Policy and Clinical Practice and adjunct professor in economics in HealthDay News
August 29, 2018
“His strategy was to go to as many town halls, meet as many voters, talk about policy, get to know people, allow them to get to know him, and that was a strategy that worked. Sometimes John McCain was called the third senator from New Hampshire because we liked him so much.”
—Joseph Bafumi, assistant professor of government in MyChamplainValley
August 28, 2018
“With the economic power and political influence of the U.S. on the wane, cracks are appearing in the global English phenomenon.”
—Roberto Rey Agudo, research assistant professor in the Department of Spanish and Portuguese in Los Angeles Times
August 27, 2018
“This is another piece of the puzzle that very much confirms that the picture that was taking place before, which is that he (Japan’s wartime emperor, Hirohito) was extremely culpable, and after the war he was devastated about this.”
—Jennifer Lind, associate professor of government in The New York Times
August 24, 2018
“E-cigarettes are the most commonly used tobacco product now among American adolescents, more so than cigarettes. These are the products that young people seem to be turning to, and they continue to turn away from cigarettes.”
—James Sargent, the Scott M. and Lisa G. Stuart Professor at the Geisel School of Medicine in CNN
August 23, 2018
“Criticism does not mean you are failing.”
—Lara Ronan, associate professor of neurology and of medicine in In-House
August 21, 2018
“They say history doesn’t repeat itself, but it rhymes. When you read about the 1950s, there’s a lot of rhyming.”
—Jake Tapper ’91, author and journalist in The Times of Israel
August 20, 2018
“The possibilities for developing a sustainable approach to aquaculture are exciting.”
—Pallab Sarker, research assistant professor of environmental studies in FoodIngredientsFirst
August 17, 2018
“That’s kind of the next question we’re going to tackle … how much of this is caused by that shift in ocean temperatures, caused by climate variability, and how much of it is really driven by greenhouse gas emissions and climate change.”
—Jonathan Winter, assistant professor of geography in VPR
August 16, 2018
“Tariffs are not generally used as a part of a sanctions regime to change political behavior. More often you would see embargoes or prohibitions.”
—Douglas Irwin, the John French Professor of Economics in MarketWatch
August 15, 2018
“Like any fast-developing technology, 3-D printing, described more technically as ‘additive manufacturing,’ is susceptible to a variety of misconceptions.”
—Richard D’Aveni, the Bakala Professor of Strategy at the Tuck School of Business in The Journal Gazette

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All Quoted

“We aim to teach critical thinking, habits of mind that can be brought to bear in many different contexts.”

“She brings a different perspective, but she is a coach who happens to be a female as opposed to a woman who is trying to coach.”

“Treatment for PTSD works. PTSD does not have to be a chronic disorder.”

“The media is now revealing the plight of immigrants and their families. My family and I have been dealing with ours for more than a decade.”

“We know biologically this parasite has figured out how to stimulate the exact immune responses you want to fight cancer.”

“What we need is a more robust federal solution that takes cognizance of gun violence as an existential threat to our society akin to terrorism.”

“There’s absolutely no research that supports the idea that cutting legal immigration is good for the economy.”

“As children, we come to associate fall with going back to school, new school supplies, seeing friends. It’s exciting, for most. We still respond to this pattern that we experienced for eighteen years.”

“I’m willing to try things at Telluride at Dartmouth that I’m not going to see at the theater.”

“During a time with a lot of uncertainty—there’s been a lot of political turmoil over what will or won’t happen with Obamacare—these gains we’ve made in reducing the number of uninsured have held pretty steady.”

“His strategy was to go to as many town halls, meet as many voters, talk about policy, get to know people, allow them to get to know him, and that was a strategy that worked. Sometimes John McCain was called the third senator from New Hampshire because we liked him so much.”

“With the economic power and political influence of the U.S. on the wane, cracks are appearing in the global English phenomenon.”

“This is another piece of the puzzle that very much confirms that the picture that was taking place before, which is that he (Japan’s wartime emperor, Hirohito) was extremely culpable, and after the war he was devastated about this.”

“E-cigarettes are the most commonly used tobacco product now among American adolescents, more so than cigarettes. These are the products that young people seem to be turning to, and they continue to turn away from cigarettes.”

“Criticism does not mean you are failing.”

“They say history doesn’t repeat itself, but it rhymes. When you read about the 1950s, there’s a lot of rhyming.”

“The possibilities for developing a sustainable approach to aquaculture are exciting.”

“That’s kind of the next question we’re going to tackle … how much of this is caused by that shift in ocean temperatures, caused by climate variability, and how much of it is really driven by greenhouse gas emissions and climate change.”

“Tariffs are not generally used as a part of a sanctions regime to change political behavior. More often you would see embargoes or prohibitions.”

“Like any fast-developing technology, 3-D printing, described more technically as ‘additive manufacturing,’ is susceptible to a variety of misconceptions.”

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“We aim to teach critical thinking, habits of mind that can be brought to bear in many different contexts.”

“She brings a different perspective, but she is a coach who happens to be a female as opposed to a woman who is trying to coach.”

“Treatment for PTSD works. PTSD does not have to be a chronic disorder.”

“The media is now revealing the plight of immigrants and their families. My family and I have been dealing with ours for more than a decade.”

“We know biologically this parasite has figured out how to stimulate the exact immune responses you want to fight cancer.”

“What we need is a more robust federal solution that takes cognizance of gun violence as an existential threat to our society akin to terrorism.”

“There’s absolutely no research that supports the idea that cutting legal immigration is good for the economy.”

“As children, we come to associate fall with going back to school, new school supplies, seeing friends. It’s exciting, for most. We still respond to this pattern that we experienced for eighteen years.”

“I’m willing to try things at Telluride at Dartmouth that I’m not going to see at the theater.”

“During a time with a lot of uncertainty—there’s been a lot of political turmoil over what will or won’t happen with Obamacare—these gains we’ve made in reducing the number of uninsured have held pretty steady.”

“His strategy was to go to as many town halls, meet as many voters, talk about policy, get to know people, allow them to get to know him, and that was a strategy that worked. Sometimes John McCain was called the third senator from New Hampshire because we liked him so much.”

“With the economic power and political influence of the U.S. on the wane, cracks are appearing in the global English phenomenon.”

“This is another piece of the puzzle that very much confirms that the picture that was taking place before, which is that he (Japan’s wartime emperor, Hirohito) was extremely culpable, and after the war he was devastated about this.”

“E-cigarettes are the most commonly used tobacco product now among American adolescents, more so than cigarettes. These are the products that young people seem to be turning to, and they continue to turn away from cigarettes.”

“Criticism does not mean you are failing.”

“They say history doesn’t repeat itself, but it rhymes. When you read about the 1950s, there’s a lot of rhyming.”

“The possibilities for developing a sustainable approach to aquaculture are exciting.”

“That’s kind of the next question we’re going to tackle … how much of this is caused by that shift in ocean temperatures, caused by climate variability, and how much of it is really driven by greenhouse gas emissions and climate change.”

“Tariffs are not generally used as a part of a sanctions regime to change political behavior. More often you would see embargoes or prohibitions.”

“Like any fast-developing technology, 3-D printing, described more technically as ‘additive manufacturing,’ is susceptible to a variety of misconceptions.”

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