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The senator’s next act
Former Majority Leader Bill Frist ’74 and Professor Uwe Reinhardt offer different takes on health policy in their class
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Welcome to Whitman College
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Going back to the ’30s
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A Princeton remedy for ailing public health
Fellows in a new Project 55 program explore medical care in the nation’s — and the world’s — service
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A greener world, a greener Princeton
Princeton scientists look to curb climate change in the next 50 years, and beyond
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Portraits of purpose
Now together for Obama s’85, black alumni in Chicago have leading roles in the life of their city
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Unmasking Prokofiev
A Princeton scholar goes to great lengths to uncover the true works and personal story of the Russian composer
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Reunions 2007
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What’s the big idea?
Professors Cornel West *80 and Robert George, ideological opponents, are unlikely partners in this popular freshman seminar
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Talking about race
Professor Melissa Harris-Lacewell sparks the conversation, in class and out
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An American hero in Iran
One hundred years ago, Howard Baskerville 1907 left Princeton and fought for liberty in Persia
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East meets west
In a new novel, an author explores disenchantment, loyalty, and identity after 9/11
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Charles Gibson ’65’s New News
From the PAW Archives: In a hyperactive media world, the ABC anchor looks for the moments that define each day
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Treasures in Princeton’s attic
Amid the books and manuscripts, Princeton’s libraries hold Charles Dickens’ desk lamps, John J. Audubon’s shotgun, and Katherine Cornell’s bra
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Dream jobs
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A leader in the law
Considered a candidate to lead Harvard, Elena Kagan ’81 already has made waves at its law school
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An American in Beirut
John Waterbury ’61 helps interpret the Middle East to Americans, and America to the Middle East