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Alumna Is Princeton’s First To Be Ordained As Orthodox Rabbi
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“I believe Torah always speaks to the current moment”
‘Our Authority Is Very Strong’: Fed Chair Jerome Powell ’75 Speaks At Reunions
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Powell focused particularly on the Fed’s response to the COVID-19 outbreak
Rally ’Round the Cannon: Missing Milestones
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“This is a very fragile world, and we need to remember that.”
Behavior Scientist Katy Milkman ’04 On Small Ways to Keep COVID at Bay
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The virus relies on human social habits that can be changed
Home During COVID, Anita Pan *20 Sculpts Great Art Into Oreo Cookies
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Pan has sculpted and published about 50 creations in her chosen medium
Here’s the History Behind That Cup You’re Raising to Old Nassau
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The tradition of Princeton-branded cans started in the ’30s
Essay: Reflections on Legacy and Our 65th Reunion
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“If legacies matter, it is how our lives help shape the history of mankind”
Essay: From a Balcony, the Sights and Sounds of Senior Year
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“I began to notice the details that made our little campus ecosystem hum”
Theola DeBose ’96 Creates a New Family Rhythm in Quarantine
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“My children are experiencing a historic and unforgettable moment in their lives”
Jesse Max Creed ’07 Pushes for Safe Shelter for Homeless Veterans
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“COVID-19 does not differentiate between the housed and the unhoused”
EMS Director Emily Nichols ’99 Treats COVID Like Walking Into Fire
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“We are reminding everyone that ‘it is OK to not be OK’”
To Engage Students On Zoom, Elyse Graham ’07 Became a Performer
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“I ran one class meeting as a Dungeons and Dragons session”
Marty Johnson ’81’s Nonprofit Helps Trenton Families Weather COVID-19
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‘Dense, high-poverty, inner-city settings are most threatened’
Amid Disruption, Jacklyn Bruce ’99 Teaches Students to Learn From History
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“One cannot reach every child virtually if they are not all connected”
With One Project, Alum Aids Both Restaurant and Hospital Workers
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Natalie Guo ’12 expects the project may soon deliver as many 30,000 meals per week