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February 24, 2020
“This is the one war we can't lose.”
Donald Perovich, professor of engineering | The New Yorker
February 21, 2020
“When people engage in gratitude exercises on a regular basis, their brain health tends to be stronger.”
John Randolph, adjunct assistant professor of psychiatry at the Geisel School of Medicine | Valley News
February 20, 2020
“They're showing the world that women can be fierce.”
Peter Hackett, professor of theater | Seven Days
February 19, 2020
“As large as we faculty members know we loom in our students' minds, especially around midterms and final exams, we are in fact just one set of the many pieces within the complex puzzle of each student's daily experience of an educational institution.”
Carolyn Dever, professor of English and creative writing, and a co-author | Inside Higher Ed
February 18, 2020
“Ethnically divided militaries end up trapped in straitjackets of their own design.”
Jason Lyall, the James Wright Associate Professor in Transnational Studies | Foreign Affairs
February 17, 2020
“We don't have enough stories about how you keep living with things that are not going to heal.”
Jeff Sharlet, associate professor of English and creative writing | Valley News
February 14, 2020
“The politics of getting off the list are always incredibly complicated and draw in issues that don't directly have anything to do with terrorism.”
Daniel Benjamin, the Norman E. McCulloch Jr. Director of the John Sloan Dickey Center for International Understanding | The Washington Post
February 13, 2020
“Power skills is a term coined by Dartmouth College President Philip Hanlon to describe abilities such as problem solving, collaboration, and leadership. While scientific knowledge and research are critical to innovation, power skills are also necessary to create positive change.”
Alexis Abramson, dean of Thayer School of Engineering | Digital Future Society
February 12, 2020
“Various forms of Muslim religious authority don't always agree on the permissibility of abortion and under what circumstances it would be permissible.”
Zahra Ayubi, assistant professor of religion | VICE
February 11, 2020
“Epidemics are a special kind of disaster, in which secrecy itself is the vector of transmission.”
Pamela Crossley, Charles and Elfriede Collis Professor of History and professor of Asian and Middle Eastern studies | Foreign Policy
February 10, 2020
“The dry years will be more severe, in that they will be hotter and more frequent. Life is going to get much harder for farmers on the Nile.”
Ethan Coffel, postdoctoral fellow at the Neukom Institute for Computational Science | The New York Times
February 6, 2020
“Medical school offers many opportunities for new students to volunteer their time and their knowledge to help others succeed and thrive.”
Yoo Jung Kim '14, student at Stanford University School of Medicine | U.S. News & World Report
February 5, 2020
“Part of the book is an argument that we really do need to invest in teaching and learning, and that part of that investment is to think about research and development and innovation.”
Joshua Kim, director of online programs and strategy and co-author of "Learning Innovation and the Future of Higher Education" | EdSurge
February 4, 2020
“It's a very challenging problem. It's the most difficult of the strategic problems that the airlines face.”
Vikrant Vaze, assistant professor of engineering | Concord Monitor
February 3, 2020
“Americans tend to hate negative ads and campaigning, but they can be informative to voters.”
Brendan Nyhan, professor of government | The Washington Post
January 31, 2020
“The Fed has realized that their forecasts are completely hopeless, and essentially they've given up forecasting inflation, unemployment, GDP growth. And essentially what they're doing is they're sitting there waiting for bad news to come in.”
David Blanchflower, the Bruce V. Rauner Professor of Economics | Bloomberg
January 30, 2020
“It takes a while to begin working. I try to empty my head and be present and trust my instincts and responses and follow them and see where that leads me.”
Colleen Randall, professor of studio art | Valley News
January 28, 2020
“It is not one cause but a series of events that have moved the Democratic Party to win white college-educated voters that might have voted for the Republican Party 30 years ago.”
Dean Lacy, professor of government | The New York Times
January 27, 2020
“At this point, the Fed is practically out of ammunition to fight the next recession.”
Andrew Levin, professor of economics | Bloomberg
January 24, 2020
“In short, though advocates and opponents alike are energized—or agitated—by the possibility of a ratified ERA, it wouldn't change as much as many expect.”
Lisa Baldez, professor of government and of Latin American, Latino and Caribbean Studies | The Washington Post

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All Quoted

“This is the one war we can't lose.”

“When people engage in gratitude exercises on a regular basis, their brain health tends to be stronger.”

“They're showing the world that women can be fierce.”

“As large as we faculty members know we loom in our students' minds, especially around midterms and final exams, we are in fact just one set of the many pieces within the complex puzzle of each student's daily experience of an educational institution.”

“Ethnically divided militaries end up trapped in straitjackets of their own design.”

“We don't have enough stories about how you keep living with things that are not going to heal.”

“The politics of getting off the list are always incredibly complicated and draw in issues that don't directly have anything to do with terrorism.”

“Power skills is a term coined by Dartmouth College President Philip Hanlon to describe abilities such as problem solving, collaboration, and leadership. While scientific knowledge and research are critical to innovation, power skills are also necessary to create positive change.”

“Various forms of Muslim religious authority don't always agree on the permissibility of abortion and under what circumstances it would be permissible.”

“Epidemics are a special kind of disaster, in which secrecy itself is the vector of transmission.”

“The dry years will be more severe, in that they will be hotter and more frequent. Life is going to get much harder for farmers on the Nile.”

“Medical school offers many opportunities for new students to volunteer their time and their knowledge to help others succeed and thrive.”

“Part of the book is an argument that we really do need to invest in teaching and learning, and that part of that investment is to think about research and development and innovation.”

“It's a very challenging problem. It's the most difficult of the strategic problems that the airlines face.”

“Americans tend to hate negative ads and campaigning, but they can be informative to voters.”

“The Fed has realized that their forecasts are completely hopeless, and essentially they've given up forecasting inflation, unemployment, GDP growth. And essentially what they're doing is they're sitting there waiting for bad news to come in.”

“It takes a while to begin working. I try to empty my head and be present and trust my instincts and responses and follow them and see where that leads me.”

“It is not one cause but a series of events that have moved the Democratic Party to win white college-educated voters that might have voted for the Republican Party 30 years ago.”

“At this point, the Fed is practically out of ammunition to fight the next recession.”

“In short, though advocates and opponents alike are energized—or agitated—by the possibility of a ratified ERA, it wouldn't change as much as many expect.”

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All Quoted

“This is the one war we can't lose.”

“When people engage in gratitude exercises on a regular basis, their brain health tends to be stronger.”

“They're showing the world that women can be fierce.”

“As large as we faculty members know we loom in our students' minds, especially around midterms and final exams, we are in fact just one set of the many pieces within the complex puzzle of each student's daily experience of an educational institution.”

“Ethnically divided militaries end up trapped in straitjackets of their own design.”

“We don't have enough stories about how you keep living with things that are not going to heal.”

“The politics of getting off the list are always incredibly complicated and draw in issues that don't directly have anything to do with terrorism.”

“Power skills is a term coined by Dartmouth College President Philip Hanlon to describe abilities such as problem solving, collaboration, and leadership. While scientific knowledge and research are critical to innovation, power skills are also necessary to create positive change.”

“Various forms of Muslim religious authority don't always agree on the permissibility of abortion and under what circumstances it would be permissible.”

“Epidemics are a special kind of disaster, in which secrecy itself is the vector of transmission.”

“The dry years will be more severe, in that they will be hotter and more frequent. Life is going to get much harder for farmers on the Nile.”

“Medical school offers many opportunities for new students to volunteer their time and their knowledge to help others succeed and thrive.”

“Part of the book is an argument that we really do need to invest in teaching and learning, and that part of that investment is to think about research and development and innovation.”

“It's a very challenging problem. It's the most difficult of the strategic problems that the airlines face.”

“Americans tend to hate negative ads and campaigning, but they can be informative to voters.”

“The Fed has realized that their forecasts are completely hopeless, and essentially they've given up forecasting inflation, unemployment, GDP growth. And essentially what they're doing is they're sitting there waiting for bad news to come in.”

“It takes a while to begin working. I try to empty my head and be present and trust my instincts and responses and follow them and see where that leads me.”

“It is not one cause but a series of events that have moved the Democratic Party to win white college-educated voters that might have voted for the Republican Party 30 years ago.”

“At this point, the Fed is practically out of ammunition to fight the next recession.”

“In short, though advocates and opponents alike are energized—or agitated—by the possibility of a ratified ERA, it wouldn't change as much as many expect.”

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