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Einstein at Princeton
A century ago, the world’s best-known scientist brought his relativity theory to McCosh
A Friendly Neighbor
By Bob Davies ’58 Keep readingA Pair of Einstein Stories
By Leonard L. Milberg ’53 Keep reading
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Prison Teaching Initiative Helps Incarcerated Students Earn Degrees
‘It gives you a sense of how much intelligence and talent and imagination is locked up in prisons’
Prison Teaching in the 1970s
By Clint Van Dusen ’76 Keep readingTalent Can Be Found Everywhere
By Kai L. Chan *08 Keep readingIn Appreciation of Prison Teaching
By John May Keep reading
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Curriculum Changed to Add Flexibility, Race and Identity Track
Classics eliminated the requirement for students to take Greek or Latin
Classics Includes Many Areas of Study
By Amelia R. Brown ’99 (Hellenic studies postdoc in 2009) Keep readingClassics and Empowerment
By Jim Abbot ’83 Keep readingAppreciating Civilizations Through Language
By Albert Aboody ’70 Keep reading
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Play a song for me
In the golden age of concerts, celebrated artists made Princeton a stop on their tours
Princeton Concerts, 1966-70
By Michael McCollum Keep readingThose memorable concerts
By Rob Stewart ’80 Keep reading
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All in the Family
Nature took its toll, but alumni wineries adapted
Labor of Love
By Arnie Breitbart ’81 Keep reading
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A Cicada Reunion
Every 17 years, a Princeton ‘major’
Cicada Life Cycles
By David Theis ’78 Keep readingResearch on Princeton’s Cicadas
By James A. Simmons *69 Keep reading
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One for the Ages
By Jim Merod ’64 Keep readingCultivating a Love of Dante
By Paul Scholle ’82 Keep reading
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Interesting Story
By Arthur Dicker ’70 Keep reading
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Essay: A Coxswain’s View From the Boat
A race can come down to fractions of a second, and every action has a crucial impact
Elegant and Edifying
By Rocky Semmes ’79 Keep reading
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Student Dispatch: The Women Who Led Princeton’s Eating Clubs
“What I found was a generational difference in perception,” writes Arika Harrison ’21