Features Lives: Wayne Rogers ’54 Once the martini-loving Trapper John, he became a savvy investor and adviser
Features In Computer Languages, Clarity Is Key Brian Kernighan *69’s Elements of Style for the Digital Age
Features A Language for Idealists Professor Esther Schor takes a new look at Esperanto, invented to unite the world
Features The Battle of Princeton An encounter in a farmer’s field 240 years ago changed the course of the Revolution
Features The Day That Changed Everything Seventy-five years ago, Pearl Harbor transformed the life of every student — and the University itself
Features Tradition, Tradition At 125, Triangle Club is celebrating — and considering whether its cherished kickline needs to be changed
Features Princeton for President! Two alumni have gone on to the White House — and many others have tried
Features When Women Came to Princeton A new book explores the dawn of coeducation at elite universities
Features A Fugitive Slave in Princeton Once a slave, James Collins Johnson became an entrepreneur — and ‘the students’ friend’