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Slavery in Jamaica and the Antebellum South Brought to Life in A Tale of Two Plantations

Bioethicist Peter Singer Explains Why You Should Make Donations That Save Lives — And Forgo Supporting Arts Groups

Who Do You Love: A Novel, by Jennifer Weiner ’91

Epstein '95 answers legal queries with humor

A collection of essays examines the Faculty Room and its history

Martinez '82 imagines magic tortilla

Talking gargoyles, 'weretigers,' and a magical side of Princeton

Durst '96 pens tale about vampire girl gone good

Isleib '75 pens food critic mystery

Brock *75 offers solutions to economic crises

Johnson '75 pens legal thriller

Pettit '72 profiles New Mexican artists

Romeo '03 pens comic romance

DeVaron '78 Sings Broadway Tunes

Parrott '66 Explores Venice's Piazza San Marco

Opera Company Co-Founded by Rodda ’10 Presents First Concert

Starlight Detectives: How Astronomers, Inventors, and Eccentrics Discovered the Modern Universe, by Alan Hirshfeld ’73

100 Places in France Every Woman Should Go, by Marcia DeSanctis ’82

Ask The Author: Jodi Picoult ’87

Nights in the ER: Muñoz ’00 Chronicles His Journey to Becoming a Doctor

Tracking emotions on the Web

New biography examines the life of Sotomayor '76

Yarrow *81 explores economic statistics as a measure of American success

Rubenfeld '80 pens historical thriller about a terrorist attack