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Lives: Charles Hey-Maestre ’77

He Demanded Justice for Puerto Rico’s Poor

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Lives: Sidney D. Drell ’47

A Physicist, Advocate, and Mentor

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Lives: William A. Norris ’51

He Moved the Needle Toward Equality

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Lives: Raymond M. Smullyan *59

A Mathematician Who Believed in Magic

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Lives: Frank Deford ’61

The King of Sportswriters

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Lives: Janice Nittoli *85

She Spent Her Years Advocating for Workers and Families

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Lives: John Dow ‘Tex’ Farrington Jr. ’42

Seeing the Horror of War, He Waged Peace

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Lives: Ward Chamberlin Jr. ’43

He Lived History — and Helped Bring it to Life for Others

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Adventures in Fine Hall

The weirdness of math’s golden age

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Our Most Influential Alumni

25 Princetonians who are shaking up the world

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Second Opinion: Another View of Influence

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The Character of Its Content

How Princeton University Press has thrived in a new publishing landscape

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Just Tech

Harlan Yu *12 and David Robinson ’04 shine a light on the civil-rights dimensions of a wired world

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Where Technology and Policy Converge

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Princeton and Slavery: Our Original Sin

Princeton reckons with its connections to slavery

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Princeton and Slavery: See, Do, Learn

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Princeton and Slavery: Plays That Probe Our Original Sin

At McCarter, seven works examine Princeton’s connections with slavery

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Princeton and Slavery: Who Was Who

Many early College leaders owned slaves

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Princeton and Slavery: Holding the Center

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Princeton and Slavery: The Scientist’s Assistant

Famed professor Joseph Henry had an indispensable helper in his lab: a free black man, Sam Parker