The “Princeton’s” Last Hours
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A chain of three circumstances linked carrier to its fate
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We Knew it was Coming
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An expected air-raid materialized, but Sicilian invaders beat it off
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Reconstruction in Germany
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Basis of solution is less nationalism, more unified and democratic world
Post-War Problems
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Princeton Round-Table Reaches Agreement on Major Premises
The Army and Navy Programs
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A Challenge to Educators
Justice, Backed by Force in World War II
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An Address by James V. Forrestal (1915), Undersecretary of the Navy
An Earnest of Greater Efforts in World War II
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An Address by President Dodds
Moulding the Future of WWII
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What We Must Do if We Are to Insure Ultimate Victory and Peace
The New Alibi
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The American People Must Hear the Bad News as Well as the Good News
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Faculty and Defense
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One out of Every Three Men Is Aiding in Defense Preparations
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In A World at War
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In His Opening Address President Dodds Asks For a Rapid Mobilization of Power
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The World We Enter
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Valedictory Address Delivered to The Class of 1941
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Martyrs of the Pump
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A Dramatic Tale of the Civil War in Which a Secessionist Is Given the Water Cure, His Punishers in Turn Disciplined byt he Faculty, and the Whole Affair Concluded with...
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An Unrivalled Civil War Collection
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Princeton Profits from the Untiring Work of John Shaw Pierson ’40.
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“The Lost Battalion”
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Some Recollections of a Civil War Class
Revolutionary Princeton Depicted
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Letters of Charles C. Beatty 1775, Recent Gift to University, Reflect Thought and Action of Campus in those Stirring Times
Princeton in War Time
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A poem by Alfred Noyes, a visiting professor at Princeton University