In response to: How Should Woodrow Wilson Be Remembered? A Biographer’s View
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October 2024
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The A. Scott Berg ’71 interview (On the Campus, September issue) stated that Woodrow Wilson 1879 was Princeton’s only Nobel Peace Prize winner. This may be technically correct. But Mark Levine ’66 was among the lead authors for the Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change when it shared the 2007 Nobel Peace Prize with Al Gore, and deserves at least a footnote if not full credit.