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16 episoder
siden 3. december 2010
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Polar Opposites? The Science and Politics of Environmental Change in the Arctic and Antarctica

Polar Opposites? The Science and Politics of Environmental Change in the Arctic and Antarctica

Ross Virginia, Myers Family Professor of Environmental Science and Director, Institute of Arctic Studies As polar ice on land and sea retreats from rapid global warming, the specter for international conflict over newly exposed natural resources may increase. This talk will consider how the enviro…
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The Centrist Manifesto

The Centrist Manifesto

Charles Wheelan '88, Senior Lecturer and Policy Fellow at the Rockefeller Center Professor Wheelan argues that the United States needs an insurgency of the rational: a generation of Americans who are fed up with the current political system, who believe we can do better, and most important, who ar…
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The Eurozone Crisis: Why Is It So Difficult to Solve?

The Eurozone Crisis: Why Is It So Difficult to Solve?

Nancy Marion, Associate Dean of Faculty for the Social Sciences and George J. Records 1956 Professor of Economics The Eurozone countries face three separate crises—a banking crisis, a sovereign debt crisis, and a growth crisis. Policymakers face a dilemma because efforts to alleviate one crisis ca…
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Executing Innovation: Beyond the Idea

Executing Innovation: Beyond the Idea

Chris Trimble, Adjunct Professor of Business Administration, Tuck School of Business "Genius is one percent inspiration, 99 percent perspiration." Edison said it more than a century ago, but nobody listened. When companies get excited about innovation, they tend to invest nearly all their energies…
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The New Face of Engineering

The New Face of Engineering

Vicki May, Associate Professor of Engineering, Thayer School of Engineering at Dartmouth Dartmouth engineering students are designing, analyzing, and creating solutions to real world problems using innovative processes and tools. Whether it's a $300 house for Haiti's poor, a play structure for Th…
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Pandora’s Box: The Effects of Easy Listening

Pandora’s Box: The Effects of Easy Listening

Professor Steve Swayne draws from readings in philosophy and neuroscience; the experiences of his Dartmouth students; and examples of people in places such as Finland, Venezuela, China, and the Democratic Republic of the Congo to demonstrate that music’s ubiquity and invisibility are making it less…
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Indigenous Ways of Knowing: An Introduction to Crossing Cultures

Indigenous Ways of Knowing: An Introduction to Crossing Cultures

Professor Stephen Gilchrist discusses the exhibition Crossing Cultures: The Owen and Wagner Collection of Contemporary Aboriginal Art.
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Pablo Picasso, Gertrude Stein, and the Dartmouth Painting

Pablo Picasso, Gertrude Stein, and the Dartmouth Painting

Bart Thurber, curator of European Art at the Hood Museum of Art and Barbara Will, Professor of English discusses the close relationship between Gertrude Stein and Pablo Picasso. Dartmouth's own magnificent Picasso painting, Guitar on a Table (1912), journeyed from Stein's collection in Paris to Han…
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Dartmouth Stories on Stage

Dartmouth Stories on Stage

Professor Jamie Horton presents a unique performance and dramatic reading of poems, stories, and excerpts from some of Dartmouth’s most loved authors, including Gina Barreca '79; Louise Erdrich '76; Robert Frost, Class of 1896; Theodor “Seuss” Geisel ’25; Annette Gordon-Reed '81; and Norman Maclean…
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Why Worry about Carbon Emissions?

Why Worry about Carbon Emissions?

Andrew Friedland, Professor of Environmental Studies and the Richard and Jane Pearl Professor in Environmental Studies. Most governments in the world have formally agreed to address climate change, but ours has not. Professor Friedland will examine the role of higher education, businesses, and indi…
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