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Samuel Stanhope Smith

Was Princeton’s seventh president a bigot, a progressive, or both?

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Three Years In: A Conversation with President Eisgruber

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Squeeze Play

Washington tightens the spigot for basic research, and Princeton feels the pinch

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Becoming Joy

After years of agony, Joy Ladin *00 makes the difficult journey between genders

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A Museum for Scott and Zelda

In a house where the couple lived, visitors learn of their hopes and their failings

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In a Dry Country

Jay Famiglietti *92 is the Jeremiah of water

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Princeton Studies Water

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Shifting Into Neutral

New Roads in Language

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What Would Kennan Do?

On an anniversary of the Long Telegram, thoughts on diplomacy

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The Nature of Things

Why I Love Physics

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Lives: Nancy Sullivan ’80

In the jungle, she spoke out against exploitation

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Lives: Meredydd Evans *55

Welsh folk singer and activist for native culture

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Lives: William K. Zinsser ’44

An Ivy League rebel writing for ‘everyman’

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Lives: E. Alden Dunham ’53

He helped build modern Princeton

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Lives: John F. Nash Jr. *50

‘This man is a genius’

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Lives: Donald Oberdorfer ’52

A journalist who knew his stuff

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Lives: Robert Curvin *75

Advocate for a city that was home

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Lives: Nelson Doubleday Jr. ’55

He saved the Mets

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Lives: Robert W. Callahan ’77

A coach, and more

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Lives: Robert V. Keeley ’51 *71

A diplomat who spoke his mind