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By Princeton Alumni Weekly

Published in the September 17, 2014 Issue

Framed by a Dod Hall archway, a summer Orange Key tour winds past McCormick Hall. Photograph by Ricardo Barros

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PAWcast: Author David Michaelis ’79 on Rediscovering Eleanor Roosevelt

‘That was really my project with Eleanor ... to tell her in a way that was closer, maybe, closer to the way she had actually lived her life’

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Campus Grows With McCosh Makeover, New Residential Colleges

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Princeton Adds To Its Endowment in 2020, But Uncertainty Remains

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Seven Princeton Alumni Re-elected to Congress

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This Princeton Family Recorded a Beatles Cover Album

Ten Wilson family members, including four Princeton alumni, appear on ‘Meet the Weatles’

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Museum Unveils Design for New Home, Aims to Reopen in 2024

The building itself is composed of nine interlocking cubes, or pavilions

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Joshua Weitz ’97 Is Mapping the Risk of COVID-19

The user-friendly tool helps people make informed decisions about social interactions

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Essay: Former ‘People’ Editor Recalls Tea With Princess Diana

‘If it is possible to be both professional and flirtatious, she was’

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For Engineers, A Hands-On Chance to Design, Serve

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Literature’s Glass Ceiling

Why Jennifer Weiner ’91 has taken on the writing establishment

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Robin Broad 83 and John Cavanagh 80 Recount an Epic Battle for Clean Water

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Randolph W. Hobler ’68 Tells 101 Stories of Peace Corps in Libya

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PAWcast: Maria Tatar *71 on the Scholarship of Fairy Tales and Folklore

‘We have this golden network of stories that tells us … we are not all that different’

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Jon Wiener ’66 on LA Activism in the 1960s

Tiger of the Week

Columnist Catherine Rampell ’07 Shows Why Policy Changes Matter

At 29, Rampell became one of the youngest columnists in The Washington Post’s history

On the Campus

Triangle Club Turns Its Annual Show Into a Movie

“It has its emotional, dramatic moments — maybe more so than some other Triangle shows,” said John McEnany ’21

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Current Issue

When song is silenced; facing failure; a refugee’s lessons

View Current Issue

Advertisement

Featured Content

Alumni News

PAWcast: Author David Michaelis ’79 on Rediscovering Eleanor Roosevelt

‘That was really my project with Eleanor ... to tell her in a way that was closer, maybe, closer to the way she had actually lived her life’

On the Campus

Campus Grows With McCosh Makeover, New Residential Colleges

On the Campus

Princeton Adds To Its Endowment in 2020, But Uncertainty Remains

Alumni News

Seven Princeton Alumni Re-elected to Congress

Alumni News

This Princeton Family Recorded a Beatles Cover Album

Ten Wilson family members, including four Princeton alumni, appear on ‘Meet the Weatles’

On the Campus

Museum Unveils Design for New Home, Aims to Reopen in 2024

The building itself is composed of nine interlocking cubes, or pavilions

Alumni News

Joshua Weitz ’97 Is Mapping the Risk of COVID-19

The user-friendly tool helps people make informed decisions about social interactions

Alumni News

Essay: Former ‘People’ Editor Recalls Tea With Princess Diana

‘If it is possible to be both professional and flirtatious, she was’

PAW Podcasts

Browse past episodes of the PAWcast, our monthly interview series

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