A Whole New Ball Game
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MIT professor Peko Hosoi ’92 explores the underlying complexity of sports
Features
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Data-Based Coaching
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Sports science at the Princeton Boathouse
On Parole In Paradise
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Kentaro Ikeda ’44, a citizen of Japan, spent World War II confined close to campus, cut off from his family
The Secrets Within Genes
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Olga Troyanskaya takes a deep dive into data
Lives: Lincoln Brower ’53
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He Knew the Secrets of the Monarchs
Lives: David Billington ’50
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A Revered Teacher Whose Legacy Lives On
Lives: Brendan Byrne ’49
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A Strong Governor, a Bipartisan Friend
Lives: Wen Fong ’51 *58
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He Was Fueled by Reverence for Works of Art
Lives: Dana Harrison ’81
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A Career in Finance, Then New Life in the Desert
Lives: William Coors ’38 *39
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A Controversial Conservative Whose Years Had Great Highs and Lows
Lives: Michael Trister ’63
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Modestly, He Moved Us Toward Justice
Lives: Robert Venturi ’47 *50
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An Architect Who Could Not Be Boxed In
Lives: James Holland ’45
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His Groundbreaking Treatment Saved Children With Cancer
Lives: Henry Morgenthau III ’39
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In His Tenth Decade, a New Calling
Lives: Randall “Randy” Revelle ’63
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Sharing His Struggles, He Helped Many Others
Lives: Clara Meek *77
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As a Lawyer, She Was a Pioneer
Lives: T. Berry Brazelton ’40
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The ‘Baby Whisperer’
Lives: James Billington ’50
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A Librarian of Principle, If Not Perfection
Lives: William Dohrmann III ’57
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He Shared His Fun With the World
An Old Friendship, New Again
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After half a century, Vanguard mutual fund founder John Bogle ’51 finds that his thesis adviser still has lessons to impart
Going Back: ’97/’19
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For José L. Pabón, Princeton is better the second time around
Who Owns the Past?
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Donna Zuckerberg *14 defends classics from the alt-right
