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Last Call at the Oasis , a documentary about water scarcity featuring recent PAW profile subject Jay Famiglietti *92 , “wraps a lot of bad news into a slick, informative, fast-moving package,” according to a recent review. [ New York Times ] Former Princeton president William G. Bowen *58 published a vigorous defense of a liberal education, which he believes has never been more valuable than it is today. [ The Atlantic ] Scholastic Parent and Child named Huffington Post columnist Lisa Belkin ’82 one of the 10 most influential people in family life. [ Scholastic Parent and Child ] Economics grad Jonathan Lea ’09 has turned his attention to the sweet science of kettle corn in a new business venture. [ New Jersey Monthly ] Inventor Michael Tseng ’05 , a Princeton electrical engineering alumnus, earned second prize in Walmart’s “Get on the Shelf” contest for his PlateTopper airtight food cover. [ Huffington Post ] Architect Talia Dorsey ’98 led the proposal for a $6 million renovation of the historic Empress Theatre in her native Montreal. [ Montreal Gazette ]

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