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December 13, 2019
“Because I had the wrong passport, I was at risk of losing my career and my life savings in a court fight.”
Brooke Harrington, professor of sociology | New Hampshire Union Leader
December 12, 2019
“If you imagine that (scenario), we're talking about 2,000 elephants charging into the ocean every second. That's how much mass is going from Greenland into the ocean.”
Erich Osterberg, associate professor of earth sciences | PBS News Hour
December 11, 2019
“One way to think about that is, when we look at the area that the old (Arctic) ice covered back in 1985 it was a little bit bigger than the United States east of the Mississippi River. And all that's left now is Maine.”
Donald Perovich, professor of engineering | The New York Times
December 10, 2019
“At Tuck, being nice means you are invested not only in your own success but also in the success of others.”
Luke Anthony Peña, executive director of admissions and financial aid at the Tuck School of Business | Poets & Quants
December 9, 2019
“I count my blessings. I'm not in jail. I managed to get out before it got too difficult. And I managed to rebuild a life elsewhere, and I'm very grateful for all that.”
Ezzedine Fishere, visiting professor in Middle Eastern studies | Valley News
December 6, 2019
“Part of my personal journey has been going back to communities within Ghana to understand what worked, to bring it back. ”
Selassie Atadika '98, Ghanian chef and food systems activist | The Australian
December 5, 2019
“If corporations embrace values that resonate with those of a growing number of consumers worried about the future of our species in a highly stressed world, they will definitely be ahead of the game.”
Marcelo Gleiser, the Appleton Professor of Natural Philosophy | Orbiter
December 4, 2019
“Within this chaos … NATO has an unconventional opportunity to leverage Heftar's momentum to stabilize Libya, address the migrant crisis, and deal with terrorism and Russian expansionism without creating new fissures.”
Dirk Vandewalle, associate professor of government, and a co-author | Forbes
December 3, 2019
“This research discovery could provide iron for people who are not already getting it.”
Mary Lou Guerinot, professor of biological sciences and the Ronald and Deborah Harris Professor in the Sciences | New Hampshire Union Leader
December 2, 2019
“The U.K. economy still remains in the doldrums with little sign that things are about to get better; my guess is they are about to become a whole lot worse before they get better, with all the uncertainty in the air.”
David Blanchflower, the Bruce V. Rauner Professor of Economics | The Guardian
November 27, 2019
“"People are feeling worse about themselves and their futures, and that's leading them to do things that are self-destructive and not promoting health."”
Ellen Meara, a professor at The Dartmouth Institute for Health Policy and Clinical Practice | The Washington Post
November 27, 2019
“This report shows how ethanol, in addition to being a valuable fuel for cars, can be an effective intermediate for sustainable production of low-cost fuels for air travel and heavy-duty vehicles.”
Lee Lynd, the Paul E. and Joan H. Queneau Distinguished Professor of Engineering | Biofuels Digest
November 26, 2019
“I strongly believe that education is such an important commodity. I believe in spreading access to high-quality education.”
Petra Bonfert-Taylor, professor of engineering | New Hampshire Union Leader
November 25, 2019
“When people, especially indigenous studies scholars, talk about settler colonialism, we don't talk about it as something that happened. We talk about something that's ongoing.”
Nicholas Reo, associate professor of environmental studies and Native American studies | Dope Labs Podcast
November 22, 2019
“The world is a better place when knowledge flows freely.”
Petra Bonfert-Taylor, professor of engineering | IBL News
November 21, 2019
“The big question is whether something like this is responsible for the mysterious accelerated expansion of the whole universe.”
Marcelo Gleiser, the Appleton Professor of Natural Philosophy | Orbiter
November 20, 2019
“Because our study found women are getting more strokes than men, it may mean their treatment, in this case endarterectomy, is not as effective in women as it is in men.”
Niveditta Ramkumar, Guarini '15, Geisel '15 | Concord Monitor
November 19, 2019
“We were one of the first to look at developing a series of models that could predict the behavior of terrorist groups through what we learned from our friends in political science.”
V.S. Subrahmanian, Distinguished Professor in Cybersecurity, Technology, and Society | New Europe
November 18, 2019
“Just as Dartmouth Hall was built brick by brick, this is an invitation for us all to come together.”
Denise Dupré '80, former trustee | Philanthropy News Digest
November 15, 2019
“Civic education. That's what these hearings are all about. They're secondarily about impeachment. Their first purpose is to educate people.”
Russell Muirhead, the Robert Clements Professor of Democracy and Politics and interim director of the Nelson A. Rockefeller Center for Public Policy | The New York Times

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All Quoted

“Because I had the wrong passport, I was at risk of losing my career and my life savings in a court fight.”

“If you imagine that (scenario), we're talking about 2,000 elephants charging into the ocean every second. That's how much mass is going from Greenland into the ocean.”

“One way to think about that is, when we look at the area that the old (Arctic) ice covered back in 1985 it was a little bit bigger than the United States east of the Mississippi River. And all that's left now is Maine.”

“At Tuck, being nice means you are invested not only in your own success but also in the success of others.”

“I count my blessings. I'm not in jail. I managed to get out before it got too difficult. And I managed to rebuild a life elsewhere, and I'm very grateful for all that.”

“Part of my personal journey has been going back to communities within Ghana to understand what worked, to bring it back. ”

“If corporations embrace values that resonate with those of a growing number of consumers worried about the future of our species in a highly stressed world, they will definitely be ahead of the game.”

“Within this chaos … NATO has an unconventional opportunity to leverage Heftar's momentum to stabilize Libya, address the migrant crisis, and deal with terrorism and Russian expansionism without creating new fissures.”

“This research discovery could provide iron for people who are not already getting it.”

“The U.K. economy still remains in the doldrums with little sign that things are about to get better; my guess is they are about to become a whole lot worse before they get better, with all the uncertainty in the air.”

“"People are feeling worse about themselves and their futures, and that's leading them to do things that are self-destructive and not promoting health."”

“This report shows how ethanol, in addition to being a valuable fuel for cars, can be an effective intermediate for sustainable production of low-cost fuels for air travel and heavy-duty vehicles.”

“I strongly believe that education is such an important commodity. I believe in spreading access to high-quality education.”

“When people, especially indigenous studies scholars, talk about settler colonialism, we don't talk about it as something that happened. We talk about something that's ongoing.”

“The world is a better place when knowledge flows freely.”

“The big question is whether something like this is responsible for the mysterious accelerated expansion of the whole universe.”

“Because our study found women are getting more strokes than men, it may mean their treatment, in this case endarterectomy, is not as effective in women as it is in men.”

“We were one of the first to look at developing a series of models that could predict the behavior of terrorist groups through what we learned from our friends in political science.”

“Just as Dartmouth Hall was built brick by brick, this is an invitation for us all to come together.”

“Civic education. That's what these hearings are all about. They're secondarily about impeachment. Their first purpose is to educate people.”

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“Because I had the wrong passport, I was at risk of losing my career and my life savings in a court fight.”

“If you imagine that (scenario), we're talking about 2,000 elephants charging into the ocean every second. That's how much mass is going from Greenland into the ocean.”

“One way to think about that is, when we look at the area that the old (Arctic) ice covered back in 1985 it was a little bit bigger than the United States east of the Mississippi River. And all that's left now is Maine.”

“At Tuck, being nice means you are invested not only in your own success but also in the success of others.”

“I count my blessings. I'm not in jail. I managed to get out before it got too difficult. And I managed to rebuild a life elsewhere, and I'm very grateful for all that.”

“Part of my personal journey has been going back to communities within Ghana to understand what worked, to bring it back. ”

“If corporations embrace values that resonate with those of a growing number of consumers worried about the future of our species in a highly stressed world, they will definitely be ahead of the game.”

“Within this chaos … NATO has an unconventional opportunity to leverage Heftar's momentum to stabilize Libya, address the migrant crisis, and deal with terrorism and Russian expansionism without creating new fissures.”

“This research discovery could provide iron for people who are not already getting it.”

“The U.K. economy still remains in the doldrums with little sign that things are about to get better; my guess is they are about to become a whole lot worse before they get better, with all the uncertainty in the air.”

“"People are feeling worse about themselves and their futures, and that's leading them to do things that are self-destructive and not promoting health."”

“This report shows how ethanol, in addition to being a valuable fuel for cars, can be an effective intermediate for sustainable production of low-cost fuels for air travel and heavy-duty vehicles.”

“I strongly believe that education is such an important commodity. I believe in spreading access to high-quality education.”

“When people, especially indigenous studies scholars, talk about settler colonialism, we don't talk about it as something that happened. We talk about something that's ongoing.”

“The world is a better place when knowledge flows freely.”

“The big question is whether something like this is responsible for the mysterious accelerated expansion of the whole universe.”

“Because our study found women are getting more strokes than men, it may mean their treatment, in this case endarterectomy, is not as effective in women as it is in men.”

“We were one of the first to look at developing a series of models that could predict the behavior of terrorist groups through what we learned from our friends in political science.”

“Just as Dartmouth Hall was built brick by brick, this is an invitation for us all to come together.”

“Civic education. That's what these hearings are all about. They're secondarily about impeachment. Their first purpose is to educate people.”

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