Daniel D'Addario

Daniel D'Addario is a writer who's contributed to Newsweek, The Awl, Urlesque, and Capital.

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The Power of the Booker

The Booker Prize was awarded to the underdog Howard Jacobson for The Finkler Question and sure to be a bestseller. Daniel D'Addario reports on how the prize has become such a blockbuster in the US.

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Fall's Hottest College Courses

From courses on Mad Men and Glee to iPad apps and the financial collapse, The Daily Beast rounds up the coolest classes on campus this fall.

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High on Study Drugs

For finals, the annual high-water mark for Adderall use on college campuses, Columbia student Daniel D’Addario goes inside the library to find out who’s using, how they get it—and whether it offers an unfair advantage.

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