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By Princeton Alumni Weekly

Published in the October 23, 2013 Issue

Ricardo Barros

Outside the Frist Campus Center in September. Photograph by Ricardo Barros

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South African historian Jacob Dlamini, Author Michael Lewis ’82, Students return to campus

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PAWcast: Novelist Cate Holahan ’02 Probes Psychology in Domestic Thrillers

‘That adage holds true, that every villain is the hero of their own story’

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With Helping Hands, Most Princeton Businesses Weathered COVID

Changes, grants, and more have kept small businesses afloat during the pandemic

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Three Books: G. Richard Shell ’71 on Ethical Conflicts at Work

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Howard Wainer 68 and Michael Friendly 71 Give Data Meaning

The longtime friends penned a book on the history of turning numbers into images

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Love of Sport Was Key for Tigers in Tokyo Olympics

‘To go a long way in sport, you have to enjoy the journey,’ said pole vaulter Sondre Guttormsen ’23

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Thanks to COVID, it’s not business as usual for job-hunting graduates

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Album by Donna Weng Friedman ’80 Highlights Underrepresented Composers

The classical pianist says music gave her ‘clarity and hope’ after anti-Asian slurs

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Perelman Name Dropped As Two Residential Colleges Move Forward

Both colleges are set to open in the fall of 2022

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The Pre-Read: Alumni Chime in on Honor and Life

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A ‘Prince of Polling’

When a Democratic candidate needs data to win a race, Mark Mellman ’78 is likely to get the call

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Kevin Wilkes ’83 is Restoring the Home of Activist Paul Robeson

The house will serve as a gallery, a meeting space for nonprofits, and temporary housing

Alumni Around the Web

Sept. 21: Jordan Roth ’97 Examines Identity as a Fluid Construction

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To Amend or Not? Princetonians Weigh In On the U.S. Constitution

PAW asked constitutional scholars what changes they would make

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Mythology Scholar Robert Segal *84 Shapes Religious Studies

Gnostic myths ‘postulate worlds and gods beyond our own,’ Segal says

Alumni Around the Web

Sept. 14: Gen. Mark Milley ’80 Speaks at the Pentagon on 9/11

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Princeton Ranked #1 by U.S. News for 11th Consecutive Year

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Current Issue

South African historian Jacob Dlamini, Author Michael Lewis ’82, Students return to campus

View Current Issue

Advertisement

Featured Content

Alumni News

PAWcast: Novelist Cate Holahan ’02 Probes Psychology in Domestic Thrillers

‘That adage holds true, that every villain is the hero of their own story’

On the Campus

With Helping Hands, Most Princeton Businesses Weathered COVID

Changes, grants, and more have kept small businesses afloat during the pandemic

Alumni News

Three Books: G. Richard Shell ’71 on Ethical Conflicts at Work

Tiger of the Week

Howard Wainer 68 and Michael Friendly 71 Give Data Meaning

The longtime friends penned a book on the history of turning numbers into images

Alumni News

Love of Sport Was Key for Tigers in Tokyo Olympics

‘To go a long way in sport, you have to enjoy the journey,’ said pole vaulter Sondre Guttormsen ’23

Features

Hire the Tiger

Thanks to COVID, it’s not business as usual for job-hunting graduates

Tiger of the Week

Album by Donna Weng Friedman ’80 Highlights Underrepresented Composers

The classical pianist says music gave her ‘clarity and hope’ after anti-Asian slurs

On the Campus

Perelman Name Dropped As Two Residential Colleges Move Forward

Both colleges are set to open in the fall of 2022

PAW Podcasts

Browse past episodes of the PAWcast, our monthly interview series

Listen to Podcasts