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America’s land grab

Richard Kluger ’56 examines how the U.S. borders expanded

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In the Arts

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From the Archives

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Prime Stone

Lessons in writing — and humility

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Translating heaven

Robert Hollander ’55 finishes Dante’s masterpiece

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Examining interracial tensions

David Lamb *92’s play strikes a personal chord

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From the Archives

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The (un)silent generation speaks again

Reflections from the Class of 1957, half a century after essays drew attention to the values of a generation

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A playwright’s diaries

Margaret Bradham Thornton ’81 edited Tennessee Williams’ notebooks

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Class secretaries have the write stuff

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A fictional school shooting

Jodi Picoult ’87 churns out best-sellers on tough topics

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‘Friends’ who frame each other

Screenwriter David Digilio ’96’s new TV show airs on ABC

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Two pianos: A love affair

A book brings the author closer to music after a long lapse

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Whatever happened to Anastacia Rohrman ’99 and Thomas Schmidt ’99?

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The principle of the thing

Why alumni lawyers advocate for detainees – often, on their own dime

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Summer reading picks by alumni authors

For our summer reading list, PAW asked alumni authors to recommend books they recently have read

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Examining FDR

Jean Edward Smith ’54 pens a biography of a master politician

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Dissonance in Baghdad

Even in Iraq, the band plays on

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Faith in the center

Priest and politician Jack Danforth ’58 takes on the religious right

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Frank Stella’s 1958

An exhibition centers on the paintings the artist created in his senior year at Princeton and in the months following graduation