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Tiger of the Week Raj Shah ’00 Co-Wrote a Book on the U.S. Military and Silicon Valley In Unit X, Shah describes his efforts to bridge the divide between the military and producers of cutting-edge commercial technology
Princetonians Bruce Kennedy ’92’s Show About Ice Age Theory Angers Archaeologists Scientists say the advanced Ice Age civilization depicted in the wildly popular Netflix series never existed, and promoting it fuels racist theories
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