All Quoted

April 23, 2020
“I don't miss the airplanes very much.”
William McDonough '73, architect, author, and champion of sustainability | Interior Design
April 22, 2020
“I saw every major Democratic presidential candidate over the past year as they came to Dartmouth in the lead-up to the New Hampshire primary.”
Josh Calianos '22 | The Wall Street Journal
April 21, 2020
“You're teaching people how to succeed in a crisis. This is the ultimate test of your leadership and an opportunity for you to show your employees what you're made of.”
Paul Argenti, professor of corporate communication | Harvard Business Review
April 20, 2020
“The global economic collapse is already deeper than in the Great Recession and early indications are that the damage is happening at least 20 times faster and will be several times larger than it was in 2008 and 2009.”
David Blanchflower, the Bruce V. Rauner Professor of Economics | NewStatesman
April 17, 2020
“Protecting the most vulnerable communities and ensuring equitable access to treatment for all, including undocumented and incarcerated individuals, will be essential to stemming the spread of COVID-19.”
Anne Sosin '02, the global health initiative program director at the John Sloan Dickey Center for International Understanding | STAT News
April 16, 2020
“The overarching idea is that we want to help anyone who has to put their personal health at risk in order to do their work and is unable to work from home.”
Amy Guan '20, who, with Rine Uhm '22, created Give Essential, which helps connect essential workers with supplies from donors | NJ.com
April 15, 2020
“The research shows it is nearly impossible to convey polls in a way that does not confuse the audience.”
Sean Westwood, assistant professor of government | Newsweek
April 14, 2020
“Fortunately, there is a straightforward way to learn how widespread and deadly COVID-19 really is: Test randomly.”
Dan Rockmore, associate dean of the sciences, and Michael Herron, the Remsen 1943 Professor of Government | The National Interest
April 13, 2020
“People are willing to do things for the greater good if they believe that what they're doing actually helps the greater good. Whether you believe the leadership has good intentions is critical.”
Erzo F.P. Luttmer, the Dartmouth Professor in Economics | Law360
April 10, 2020
“Passover gives us an opportunity to express our deepest fears and yearnings in a concrete way.”
Susannah Heschel, the Eli Black Professor of Jewish Studies | Valley News
April 9, 2020
“Ecosystems are communities, they're assemblages of species that are interacting, and if you affect one, you affect all of them. That's what's important, and he (Theodor Geisel, Class of 1925) nailed that beautifully.”
Nathaniel Dominy, the Charles Hansen Professor of Anthropology | Biography
April 8, 2020
“The generosity of the (unemployment insurance) benefit increase marks a sharp contrast with low-wage workers who remain employed providing services we need during this crisis.”
Patricia Anderson, professor of economics, and a co-author | Econofact
April 7, 2020
“There have been so many novel and attention-demanding events recently, that time may have dilated, making this recent span seem to have lasted much longer than a comparable period of ordinary or expected events.”
Peter Tse, professor of psychological and brain sciences | New York
April 6, 2020
“No one knows exactly how life will change in the wake of the current pandemic. … At the very least, we will need to learn once again how to foster a sense of community.”
Randall Balmer, the John Phillips Professor in Religion | Concord Monitor
April 3, 2020
“The sense of duty to serve in this time of crisis is palpable, and to my astonishment, almost uniform among the individuals I am fortunate to call classmates.”
Christiaan Rees, Geisel '16, Guarini '18 | Hartford Courant
April 2, 2020
“I wanted to make engineering friendly and accessible. We're only beginning to see the application of comics to help many different industries.”
Vicki May, Professor of Engineering | The Christian Science Monitor
April 1, 2020
“When the doctor thought that the treatment was going to work, the patient reported feeling that the doctor was more empathetic.”
Luke Chang, assistant professor of psychological and brain sciences | Third Age
March 31, 2020
“The platforms' approach to pandemic information has been aggressive, effective, and necessary—but it cannot and should not be applied to politics.”
Brendan Nyhan, professor of government, and a co-author | Foreign Affairs
March 30, 2020
“Maybe viewing (a video about her grandparents gives) an example of those who are really affected by this and why all of us doing our part and staying at home would help my grandparents and help the millions of other people who are in similar situations.”
Alicia Barber, Guarini '24 | People
March 27, 2020
“Interdependence fundamentally does mean vulnerability to shocks in the rest of the world. It also means more resilience to shocks at home and in the rest of the world.”
Emily Blanchard, associate professor of business administration | Marketplace

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All Quoted

“I don't miss the airplanes very much.”

“I saw every major Democratic presidential candidate over the past year as they came to Dartmouth in the lead-up to the New Hampshire primary.”

“You're teaching people how to succeed in a crisis. This is the ultimate test of your leadership and an opportunity for you to show your employees what you're made of.”

“The global economic collapse is already deeper than in the Great Recession and early indications are that the damage is happening at least 20 times faster and will be several times larger than it was in 2008 and 2009.”

“Protecting the most vulnerable communities and ensuring equitable access to treatment for all, including undocumented and incarcerated individuals, will be essential to stemming the spread of COVID-19.”

“The overarching idea is that we want to help anyone who has to put their personal health at risk in order to do their work and is unable to work from home.”

“The research shows it is nearly impossible to convey polls in a way that does not confuse the audience.”

“Fortunately, there is a straightforward way to learn how widespread and deadly COVID-19 really is: Test randomly.”

“People are willing to do things for the greater good if they believe that what they're doing actually helps the greater good. Whether you believe the leadership has good intentions is critical.”

“Passover gives us an opportunity to express our deepest fears and yearnings in a concrete way.”

“Ecosystems are communities, they're assemblages of species that are interacting, and if you affect one, you affect all of them. That's what's important, and he (Theodor Geisel, Class of 1925) nailed that beautifully.”

“The generosity of the (unemployment insurance) benefit increase marks a sharp contrast with low-wage workers who remain employed providing services we need during this crisis.”

“There have been so many novel and attention-demanding events recently, that time may have dilated, making this recent span seem to have lasted much longer than a comparable period of ordinary or expected events.”

“No one knows exactly how life will change in the wake of the current pandemic. … At the very least, we will need to learn once again how to foster a sense of community.”

“The sense of duty to serve in this time of crisis is palpable, and to my astonishment, almost uniform among the individuals I am fortunate to call classmates.”

“I wanted to make engineering friendly and accessible. We're only beginning to see the application of comics to help many different industries.”

“When the doctor thought that the treatment was going to work, the patient reported feeling that the doctor was more empathetic.”

“The platforms' approach to pandemic information has been aggressive, effective, and necessary—but it cannot and should not be applied to politics.”

“Maybe viewing (a video about her grandparents gives) an example of those who are really affected by this and why all of us doing our part and staying at home would help my grandparents and help the millions of other people who are in similar situations.”

“Interdependence fundamentally does mean vulnerability to shocks in the rest of the world. It also means more resilience to shocks at home and in the rest of the world.”

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All Quoted

“I don't miss the airplanes very much.”

“I saw every major Democratic presidential candidate over the past year as they came to Dartmouth in the lead-up to the New Hampshire primary.”

“You're teaching people how to succeed in a crisis. This is the ultimate test of your leadership and an opportunity for you to show your employees what you're made of.”

“The global economic collapse is already deeper than in the Great Recession and early indications are that the damage is happening at least 20 times faster and will be several times larger than it was in 2008 and 2009.”

“Protecting the most vulnerable communities and ensuring equitable access to treatment for all, including undocumented and incarcerated individuals, will be essential to stemming the spread of COVID-19.”

“The overarching idea is that we want to help anyone who has to put their personal health at risk in order to do their work and is unable to work from home.”

“The research shows it is nearly impossible to convey polls in a way that does not confuse the audience.”

“Fortunately, there is a straightforward way to learn how widespread and deadly COVID-19 really is: Test randomly.”

“People are willing to do things for the greater good if they believe that what they're doing actually helps the greater good. Whether you believe the leadership has good intentions is critical.”

“Passover gives us an opportunity to express our deepest fears and yearnings in a concrete way.”

“Ecosystems are communities, they're assemblages of species that are interacting, and if you affect one, you affect all of them. That's what's important, and he (Theodor Geisel, Class of 1925) nailed that beautifully.”

“The generosity of the (unemployment insurance) benefit increase marks a sharp contrast with low-wage workers who remain employed providing services we need during this crisis.”

“There have been so many novel and attention-demanding events recently, that time may have dilated, making this recent span seem to have lasted much longer than a comparable period of ordinary or expected events.”

“No one knows exactly how life will change in the wake of the current pandemic. … At the very least, we will need to learn once again how to foster a sense of community.”

“The sense of duty to serve in this time of crisis is palpable, and to my astonishment, almost uniform among the individuals I am fortunate to call classmates.”

“I wanted to make engineering friendly and accessible. We're only beginning to see the application of comics to help many different industries.”

“When the doctor thought that the treatment was going to work, the patient reported feeling that the doctor was more empathetic.”

“The platforms' approach to pandemic information has been aggressive, effective, and necessary—but it cannot and should not be applied to politics.”

“Maybe viewing (a video about her grandparents gives) an example of those who are really affected by this and why all of us doing our part and staying at home would help my grandparents and help the millions of other people who are in similar situations.”

“Interdependence fundamentally does mean vulnerability to shocks in the rest of the world. It also means more resilience to shocks at home and in the rest of the world.”

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