Alumni News A Chance to Make History: What Works and What Doesn’t in Providing an Excellent Education for All

By Wendy Kopp ’89

Published in the April 6, 2011 Issue

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Learning to live with less on a food-stamp budget

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Mitch Daniels ’71 won fans and enemies for cutting Indiana’s budget — is the federal budget next?

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Behavior Scientist Katy Milkman ’04 On Small Ways to Keep COVID at Bay

The virus relies on human social habits that can be changed

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Home During COVID, Anita Pan *20 Sculpts Great Art Into Oreo Cookies

Pan has sculpted and published about 50 creations in her chosen medium

Tiger of the Week

Noah Mihan ’19 Wants Kids to Re-wild the World

History

Latin — and Princeton’s Latin Salutatory — Lives On

In 1985, Bruce Price ’63 wrote a list of 333 Latin words unchanged over 2,000 years

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A Passion for Princeton Leads to the Bob Rodgers ’56 Beer Jacket Collection

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Essay: Reflections on Legacy and Our 65th Reunion

“If legacies matter, it is how our lives help shape the history of mankind”

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Alumni News A Chance to Make History: What Works and What Doesn’t in Providing an Excellent Education for All

In Boston, Alumni Doctors Face COVID-19 Together

At NIH, Christopher Austin ’82 ‘Translates’ Science into Treatment For COVID-19

Essay: Post-Pandemic, Hong Kong Protests Will Likely Return

Student Dispatch: Zooming Into Campus Life From a Distance

Watch the Princeton Footnotes Sing ‘Julius’ Together From Their Homes

Diversity Distinguishes Princeton’s Class of 2024

Learning to live with less on a food-stamp budget

Budget Politics

Behavior Scientist Katy Milkman ’04 On Small Ways to Keep COVID at Bay

Home During COVID, Anita Pan *20 Sculpts Great Art Into Oreo Cookies

Noah Mihan ’19 Wants Kids to Re-wild the World

Latin — and Princeton’s Latin Salutatory — Lives On

A Passion for Princeton Leads to the Bob Rodgers ’56 Beer Jacket Collection

Essay: Reflections on Legacy and Our 65th Reunion

In Boston, Alumni Doctors Face COVID-19 Together

At NIH, Christopher Austin ’82 ‘Translates’ Science into Treatment For COVID-19

Essay: Post-Pandemic, Hong Kong Protests Will Likely Return

Student Dispatch: Zooming Into Campus Life From a Distance

Watch the Princeton Footnotes Sing ‘Julius’ Together From Their Homes

Diversity Distinguishes Princeton’s Class of 2024

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Alumni News A Chance to Make History: What Works and What Doesn’t in Providing an Excellent Education for All