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  • September 30, 2020

    “A poorly ventilated indoor space with people talking is the virus's dream.”

    Lindsey Leininger, clinical professor of business administration | The New York Times

  • September 29, 2020

    “In being vague and non-transparent, it's (the FDA's Emergency Use Authorization) potentially susceptible to the appearance of political influence.”

    Herschel Nachlis, research assistant professor of government | Nature

  • September 28, 2020

    “If data science were a part of a high school curriculum it could provide a mechanism for girls to show their quantitative skills and it also could be a boost to humanities programs as well.”

    Dan Rockmore, William H. Neukom 1964 Distinguished Professor of Computational Science | Salon

  • September 25, 2020

    “There are lots of ways our friendships can be important, even if they don't last for decades.”

    Janice McCabe, associate professor of sociology |  DigBoston

  • September 24, 2020

    “I want to be clear: This is a democratic emergency. … This is a time for choosing—for every person of good faith in either party to decide whether they are for democracy or not.”

    Brendan Nyhan, professor of government | MSNBC

  • September 23, 2020

    “Beneath the veneer of 'peace,' these agreements strengthen four nefarious dynamics that far outweigh the current niceties between Arab governments and Israel. ”

    Ezzedine Fishere, senior lecturer in Middle Eastern Studies | The Washington Post

  • September 22, 2020

    “These cyber-relationships are another type of new normal, so we are interested in the teacher's view on how this works for a student.”

    Lee Coffin, vice provost for enrollment and dean of admissions and financial aid | The Conversation

  • September 21, 2020

    “Repetition is what breathes air into conspiracy theories, and social media is all about repetition. But repeating something that's false does not make it more true!”

    Russell Muirhead, the Robert Clements Professor of Democracy and Politics | Wired

  • September 18, 2020

    “We've never had a president attack our electoral system in this way.”

    Brendan Nyhan, professor of government | The Washington Post

  • September 17, 2020

    “We see a 60-fold increase in summer melting happening on the Hunter (Alaska) plateau today compared to approximately 150 years ago.”

    Erich Osterberg, associate professor of earth sciences | AOPA

  • September 16, 2020

    “Simple information about how someone is using their smartphone can provide a peek into the complex functioning of the human brain.”

    Mikio Obuchi, Guarini '23 | LabRoots

  • September 15, 2020

    “Professional forecasters think we're going to be short of the target for the next few years, which really raises the question, what's the Fed's longer-run plan?”

    Andrew Levin, professor of economics | Bloomberg

  • September 14, 2020

    “Proving that something exists is easy if you can find just one example. But proving that something does not exist can be really hard.”

    John Voight, professor of mathematics |  Wired

  • September 11, 2020

    “With all the craziness, the only thing I can focus on is doing my best at whatever job I'm doing right now, whether it's working out, school, training, or racing.”

    Nina O'Brien '20, U.S. ski team member | Team USA

  • September 10, 2020

    “We've seen great grassroots movements; we now need to transform the board rooms of corporate America to create a new structural model where equity and justice prevail.”

    John Replogle '88, former member of the Dartmouth Board of Trustees | Thrive Global

  • September 9, 2020

    “The average person who is 64.9 years old has the exact same health risks as somebody who is 65. So it's very difficult to divide populations into safe and not-safe categories.”

    Andrew Levin, professor of economics | The Atlantic

  • September 8, 2020

    “Our results are promising in suggesting that there may be many other impressive archaeological features that have not yet been documented, if we look hard enough.”

    Jesse Casana, professor of anthropology | Science Alert

  • September 4, 2020

    “Generally speaking, affirmations are used to reprogram the subconscious mind, to encourage us to believe certain things about ourselves or about the world and our place within it.”

    Kathryn Lively, dean of the College and professor of sociology | The Ladders

  • September 1, 2020

    “Just about everything you do at Tuck, inside and outside the classroom, is alongside other people who are invested in your success, and you in theirs.”

    Luke Anthony Peña, executive director of admissions and financial aid at the Tuck School of Business | Clear Admit

  • August 31, 2020

    “COVID-19 is not just hazardous for elderly people, it is extremely dangerous for people in their mid-50s, 60s, and 70s.”

    Andrew Levin, professor of economics |  Nature

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