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Faculty Start Semester With Land Acknowledgements, Preferred Pronouns
These efforts seek to address some of the important — and at times divisive — cultural issues being debated in the last several years
Classroom Conversations
By Max Maizels ’72 Keep readingAnother Kind of Land Acknowledgement
By Mitchell S. Muncy ’90 Keep reading
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Appreciating Two Lives
By Don Sessions ’58 Keep readingOther Notable Lives
By Charles S. Rockey Jr. ’57 Keep reading
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A Locomotive for Print
By James Alley ’69 Keep readingRemembering Dr. Julian Buxton ’50
By Karl A. Gruber ’50 Keep readingAlumni Form Group to Promote Free Speech on Campus
By Stuart Taylor Jr. ’70, Edward L. Yingling ’70 Keep reading
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By Nathan Mytelka ’19 Keep readingPersonal Attacks Promote Division
By Doug Hensler ’69 Keep readingDemonstration of Ageism
By Stephen R. Dartt ’72 Keep reading
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Wilson and the Peace of Paris
By John P. Hyde ’59 Keep readingBeing Mestizo
By Gary R. Walters ’64 *75 Keep readingWilson’s Party
By Charles S. Rockey Jr. ’57 Keep reading
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Princeton’s Lack of Self-Awareness
By Lawrence Cheetham ’67 Keep readingSuggestion for a New Award
By David Hingston *96 Keep readingCruz ’92 as a Juror
By Ron Thompson ’64 Keep reading
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Lives: Gregory R. Farrell ’57
He Viewed Education As a Great Adventure
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By Frank Hamsher ’68 Keep readingRemembering Greg Farrell ’57
By Bob Durkee ’69 Keep reading
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Women’s Hockey Photo IDs
By Mariesa (Mason) Lea ’09 Keep reading
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