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The Color of Classics
A discipline focused on the ancient world faces a contemporary racial reckoning
Studying Classics vs. Studying Racism
By Ramsay M. Harik ’85 Keep readingThe Richness of Ancient Civilizations
By Douglas B. Quine ’73 Keep readingOn Learning Languages
By Avalee Cohen s’65 Keep reading
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PAW’s Future: An Agreement
A letter to readers from our board chair
Nice Work, PAW Board
By John Nealon ’77 Keep readingGood News
By Paul Jeffrey Shuman ’87 Keep readingPick a Lane
By Susan Patton ’77 Keep reading
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Student Dispatch: Princetonian Drops Daily Print Issues, Shifting Online
‘The pandemic’s been like a catalyst,’ said Editor-in-Chief Emma Treadway ’22
Memories of Addressing the Prince
By Michael F. Brown ’72 Keep reading
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Road Trip: A Tiger Guide
Browse more than 300 Princeton-related sites around the United States
Home of Princeton Alumni in Akron Worth a Visit
By Harriet D. Chapman k’1921 Keep readingThe Test of Time
By Mary Rose Q. Lee-Llacer Keep readingRoad-Trip Suggestion
By Robert E. “Bob” Buntrock *67 Keep reading
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Praise for Opening Address
By Jim Kutnow ’70 Keep reading
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Forums for Different Points of View
By Robert Manning ’59 Keep reading
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To Amend or Not? Princetonians Weigh In On the U.S. Constitution
PAW asked constitutional scholars what changes they would make
More ERA Support
By Lisa Maddox McCurdy ’78 Keep readingAn Amendment That Clarifies Campaign Contributions
By Tom Tonon *71 Keep readingAdjusting the Senate and the Electoral College
By Howard MacAyeal ’52 Keep reading
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No Use for Rankings
By Laurence C. Day ’55 Keep reading
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