Two rows of Japanese yews line the approach to the center of campus from the Dinky station. The trees were planted in the 1920s by Beatrix Jones Farrand, the great landscape architect; eight decades later, on an afternoon in early April, W. Barksdale Maynard ’88, a lecturer in art and archaeology, leads his class on a field trip to admire her...
Read moreIt may be easier to evaluate others than to look hard in the mirror, but literary critics seem able to do both. Edmund...
Read moreNigel Smith came to Princeton nine years ago from Oxford University. He is now a professor of English specializing in...
Read morePeter Moskos ’94 is an assistant professor of law, police science, and criminal-justice administration at the City University...
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