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May 25, 2018
“Maybe it’s just domestic politics—before midterms, being able to say to the Rust Belt, ‘Look at what I'm doing to protect the auto industry.’”
—Emily Blanchard, associate professor of business administration in Foreign Policy
May 24, 2018
“If Philip Roth the writer could be said to have had a specialty, it was facing up to what happens when you stop liking the person you love: parent, wife, son, lover, Jew, reader, friend.”
—Bernard Avishai, visiting professor of government in The New Yorker
May 23, 2018
“There is currently a huge effort in many medical centers to study brain resuscitation.”
—James Bernat, active emeritus professor of neurology and the Louis and Ruth Frank Professor of Neuroscience at the Geisel School of Medicine in Mental Floss
May 22, 2018
“Speaking personally, I care because knowing these risks enables us to protect ourselves and our children from chronic disease.”
—Tracy Punshon, a research assistant professor of biological sciences in Valley News
May 21, 2018
“It’s all about bringing people together and providing them with the resources to realize their entrepreneurial goals.”
—Jamie Coughlin, Dartmouth Entrepreneurial Network director in Valley News
May 18, 2018
“For now, they look fantastic. … They will change the way we treat migraine.”
—Stewart Tepper, professor of neurology in The New York Times
May 17, 2018
“Handwritten artifacts, apparently, continue to capture the imagination. We remember the letters that changed our lives.”
—Gina Barreca ’79 in Hartford Courant
May 16, 2018
“I want as many Dartmouth students as possible to have the same opportunity that John and I had—and the center for entrepreneurship is going to help students and faculty who want to execute on their innovative ideas.”
—Rick Magnuson ’79 in Business NH Magazine
May 15, 2018
“Trump is putting his stamp on the Fed by appointing a new cohort of leaders who bring a fresh perspective as well as a fair amount of continuity.”
—Andrew Levin, professor of economics in Reuters
May 14, 2018
“The most likely place for me to pick up ticks is in the first five steps after I get out of my pickup truck on the edge of a forest.”
—Matthew Ayres, professor of biological sciences in Popular Science
May 11, 2018
“Like the mythic snake that bites its own tail, we are stuck within a circle that begins and ends with our lived experience of the world. We cannot detach our descriptions of reality from how we experience reality.”
—Marcelo Gleiser, the Appleton Professor of Natural Philosophy and professor of physics and astronomy in Nature
May 10, 2018
“India is too important a market for Walmart to ignore, especially since it has already saturated the U.S. market.”
—Vijay Govindarajan, the Coxe Distinguished Professor of Management at Tuck School of Business in The Times of India
May 9, 2018
“It’s a good sign when these companies realize they have to be more accountable, not just to themselves, but they also have to be responsible to society in a way they maybe haven’t thought of before.”
—Paul Argenti, professor of corporate communications at the Tuck School of Business in CNNTech
May 8, 2018
“It took 30 years of diplomacy and an unlikely confluence of factors to get Iran to agree to the JCPOA’s limits on its nuclear program. Attempting to achieve a better deal without any of these favorable conditions would be quixotic at best.”
—Nicholas Miller, assistant professor of government in The Washington Post
May 7, 2018
“By confronting our past failings, we’re better moving forward.”
—Jay Satterfield, head of the Dartmouth Library’s special collections in ABC News
May 4, 2018
“Russia is active. And activity attracts people’s attention. Activity, action, is what people see, and in many of these countries it is viewed as effective action, for Russia.”
—William Wohlforth, the Daniel Webster Professor and a professor of government in U.S. News & World Report
May 3, 2018
“This is a crucial time for us all to acknowledge the high rates of veteran suicide in Vermont and to think about the role that each of us can play in getting to zero.”
—Brett Rusch, assistant professor of psychiatry at the Geisel School of Medicine in Shelburne News
May 2, 2018
“It is really exciting to work with a bunch of different stakeholders and try to figure out what the impacts of rising stream temperatures will be on fish and other organisms.”
—Lauren Culler, research assistant professor in environmental studies in WCAX
May 1, 2018
“If you’re on the U.S. side and buy steel from a European firm, you’re looking for a new supplier. Maybe you maintain that relationship, but the terms have changed: There’s a 25 percent tariff now, and some combination of the exporter and importer will have to come up with that money.”
—Emily Blanchard, associate professor of business administration at the Tuck School of Business in CBS News
April 30, 2018
“The immune system of democracy is weaker than we’d like to think.”
—Brendan Nyhan, professor of government in Detroit Free Press

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“Maybe it’s just domestic politics—before midterms, being able to say to the Rust Belt, ‘Look at what I'm doing to protect the auto industry.’”

“If Philip Roth the writer could be said to have had a specialty, it was facing up to what happens when you stop liking the person you love: parent, wife, son, lover, Jew, reader, friend.”

“There is currently a huge effort in many medical centers to study brain resuscitation.”

“Speaking personally, I care because knowing these risks enables us to protect ourselves and our children from chronic disease.”

“It’s all about bringing people together and providing them with the resources to realize their entrepreneurial goals.”

“For now, they look fantastic. … They will change the way we treat migraine.”

“Handwritten artifacts, apparently, continue to capture the imagination. We remember the letters that changed our lives.”

“I want as many Dartmouth students as possible to have the same opportunity that John and I had—and the center for entrepreneurship is going to help students and faculty who want to execute on their innovative ideas.”

“Trump is putting his stamp on the Fed by appointing a new cohort of leaders who bring a fresh perspective as well as a fair amount of continuity.”

“The most likely place for me to pick up ticks is in the first five steps after I get out of my pickup truck on the edge of a forest.”

“Like the mythic snake that bites its own tail, we are stuck within a circle that begins and ends with our lived experience of the world. We cannot detach our descriptions of reality from how we experience reality.”

“India is too important a market for Walmart to ignore, especially since it has already saturated the U.S. market.”

“It’s a good sign when these companies realize they have to be more accountable, not just to themselves, but they also have to be responsible to society in a way they maybe haven’t thought of before.”

“It took 30 years of diplomacy and an unlikely confluence of factors to get Iran to agree to the JCPOA’s limits on its nuclear program. Attempting to achieve a better deal without any of these favorable conditions would be quixotic at best.”

“By confronting our past failings, we’re better moving forward.”

“Russia is active. And activity attracts people’s attention. Activity, action, is what people see, and in many of these countries it is viewed as effective action, for Russia.”

“This is a crucial time for us all to acknowledge the high rates of veteran suicide in Vermont and to think about the role that each of us can play in getting to zero.”

“It is really exciting to work with a bunch of different stakeholders and try to figure out what the impacts of rising stream temperatures will be on fish and other organisms.”

“If you’re on the U.S. side and buy steel from a European firm, you’re looking for a new supplier. Maybe you maintain that relationship, but the terms have changed: There’s a 25 percent tariff now, and some combination of the exporter and importer will have to come up with that money.”

“The immune system of democracy is weaker than we’d like to think.”

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“Maybe it’s just domestic politics—before midterms, being able to say to the Rust Belt, ‘Look at what I'm doing to protect the auto industry.’”

“If Philip Roth the writer could be said to have had a specialty, it was facing up to what happens when you stop liking the person you love: parent, wife, son, lover, Jew, reader, friend.”

“There is currently a huge effort in many medical centers to study brain resuscitation.”

“Speaking personally, I care because knowing these risks enables us to protect ourselves and our children from chronic disease.”

“It’s all about bringing people together and providing them with the resources to realize their entrepreneurial goals.”

“For now, they look fantastic. … They will change the way we treat migraine.”

“Handwritten artifacts, apparently, continue to capture the imagination. We remember the letters that changed our lives.”

“I want as many Dartmouth students as possible to have the same opportunity that John and I had—and the center for entrepreneurship is going to help students and faculty who want to execute on their innovative ideas.”

“Trump is putting his stamp on the Fed by appointing a new cohort of leaders who bring a fresh perspective as well as a fair amount of continuity.”

“The most likely place for me to pick up ticks is in the first five steps after I get out of my pickup truck on the edge of a forest.”

“Like the mythic snake that bites its own tail, we are stuck within a circle that begins and ends with our lived experience of the world. We cannot detach our descriptions of reality from how we experience reality.”

“India is too important a market for Walmart to ignore, especially since it has already saturated the U.S. market.”

“It’s a good sign when these companies realize they have to be more accountable, not just to themselves, but they also have to be responsible to society in a way they maybe haven’t thought of before.”

“It took 30 years of diplomacy and an unlikely confluence of factors to get Iran to agree to the JCPOA’s limits on its nuclear program. Attempting to achieve a better deal without any of these favorable conditions would be quixotic at best.”

“By confronting our past failings, we’re better moving forward.”

“Russia is active. And activity attracts people’s attention. Activity, action, is what people see, and in many of these countries it is viewed as effective action, for Russia.”

“This is a crucial time for us all to acknowledge the high rates of veteran suicide in Vermont and to think about the role that each of us can play in getting to zero.”

“It is really exciting to work with a bunch of different stakeholders and try to figure out what the impacts of rising stream temperatures will be on fish and other organisms.”

“If you’re on the U.S. side and buy steel from a European firm, you’re looking for a new supplier. Maybe you maintain that relationship, but the terms have changed: There’s a 25 percent tariff now, and some combination of the exporter and importer will have to come up with that money.”

“The immune system of democracy is weaker than we’d like to think.”

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