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Woodrow Wilson ’79: On Liberty and Higher Education
Woodrow Wilson ’79: The “Princeton Schoolmaster” and President-Elect
A Lasting Memorial to Woodrow Wilson ’79
Enlarged and Strengthened School of Public and International Affairs Receives Top Priority of Third Century Fund
Atomic Scientists and Albert Einstein
Princeton, Albert Einstein, and the Bomb
University scientists loom large in story of atomic energy project...
University Library Acquires Woodrow Wilson ’79 Material
Albert Einstein; Only a Guest
Hobey Baker ’14: A New Sketch of Princeton’s Great Scholar-Athlete
The Butyric Acid Ogre and the Honor System
One of History’s Great Souls - Some Personal Recollections of Woodrow Wilson ’79
You will recall the comment of a Princeton graduate contemplating the changes wrought by the preceptorial system, “If Wilson carries out his preceptorial system he’ll convert Princeton into a damned...
On Woodrow Wilson ’79
But the time has come for Princeton men everywhere to forget these things and to honor Woodrow Wilson for what he actually did, not alone for Princeton, but for all...
Two Presidents: A Study of Similarities Between Woodrow Wilson ’79 and James Madison ’71
However, when we study the lives of these two men and analyze them, which in a brief sketch it would be impossible to do fully, we are struck with their...
A Tribute to Woodrow Wilson ’79 From The Daily Princetonian
New Volumes of President Woodrow Wilson ’79 ’s Public Papers Reflect Stress of Times
On reading these volumes it appears strange at first that a writer and orator with such a gift of clear expression, backed by so honest a character and such direct...
Woodrow Wilson ’79 - Teacher
Mr. Wilson’s proposals with respect to teaching methods and residence arrangements came from a common observation and a common motive. He often said that he found the American undergraduate a...
Woodrow Wilson ’79: An Appreciation
History will count President Wilson among those supreme idealists who had the power of doing great practical things.