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From the PAW Archives: November 1969

What Woodrow Wilson ’79 Might Think Today As A Campus Radical

Student Filmmakers Focus on Toni Morrison’s Atelier

Woodrow Wilson ’79 Revisited

On the 150th anniversary of his birth, scholars take a fresh look at his legacy

Toni Morrison Putting Literature in the Limelight

A Final Glimpse at Genius: Albert Einstein

Perspective — On Your Honor!

Integrity, beyond the code

F. Scott Fitzgerald’s First Love

Before Scott marries Zelda, he was smitten by a young debutante who became the model for Gatsby’s Daisy

Woodrow Wilson ’79 and Precepting: Myth and Reality of a Princeton Institution

The same ideals that led Wilson to create the preceptorial system inspired his new demands that the eating clubs may way for quads and that graduate students and faculty live...

Alan Blinder ’67 On the U.S. Economy

If international political stability holds, the news could be good

Lyman Spitzer Jr. *38: Father of the Hubble

Lyman Spitzer’s space telescope dramatically changed astronomy…

What Jeff Bezos ’86 Did to Wall Street

Tech stocks ride on Amazon wave

Jeff Bezos ’86 is Leading E-Commerce Into Amazonian Waters

“We want to become earth’s most customer-centric company. We will raise the bar on customer service for all companies. What Sony did for Japan – making Japan known for quality...

Editor’s Note on Jeff Bezos ’86 and Meg Whitman’77

Young Entrepreneur: Jeff Bezos ’86 Rejects Conventional Careers to Start His Own Business

“I still buy half of my books from regular bookstores,” says Jeff Bezos ’86, the founder of Amazon.com. “It’s a different experience. I think both methods are going to continue...