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Lives Lived and Lost: An Appreciation

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Lives: Jessica Eileen Melore ’03

She Was Determined Not to Delay Life

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Lives: Jean Edward Smith ’54

He Reassessed Reputations and Changed Perceptions

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Lives: Sidney Verba *59

Known for His Humanity, Not Just His Brilliance

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Lives: William H. Greider ’58

A Journalist Whose Heart Lay Beyond the Beltway

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Lives: Steven Gubser ’94 *98

A Star Physicist and Explorer of Life

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Lives: Henry Urbach ’84 *95

An Architect Who Never Stopped Experimenting

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Lives: Emile Karafiol ’55

His Personal Project Grew to Preserve History

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Lives: Lee Iacocca *46

He Saved Chrysler With Charisma, Optimism, and Smarts

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Lives: Paul Volcker ’49

He Had an Iron Will and Unquestioned Integrity

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Lives: Alan Brinkley ’71

The Historian’s Historian Had a Wide Reach

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Lives: W.S. Merwin ’48

A Poet and Gardener and a Modern-Day Thoreau

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Lives: William D. Ruckelshaus ’55

They Called Him Mr. Clean

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Lives: John C. Bogle ’51

He Changed the Way We Save and Invest

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Lives: Lynn King ’83

As She Was Dying, She Embraced Living

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The Future of Journalism: Home Team

In small towns, alumni publishers are hanging on

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The Future of Journalism: Our Towns

Why readers and reporters need local journalism

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The Future of Journalism: Reporting from the Edge of the World

Where the bottom line is empathy

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The Future of Journalism: The News Biz

These Princetonians are working to reshape it

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The Future of Journalism: War Stories

Can better journalism make Americans care more about the battles fought on their behalf?