Book Assigned for Princeton Course Criticized as Antisemitic
The book by a Rutgers professor culminates “in an interrogation of Israel’s policies toward Palestine”
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Keep the Book
By Phyllis Katz Keep readingIntentions of the Book and its Inclusion
By Norman Ravitch *62 Keep reading
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Affirmative Reaction
Will Princeton’s next freshman class look less diverse after the Supreme Court’s recent ruling?
A Poor Decision, Poorly Supported
By Peter J. Greenhill ’81 Keep readingFull Quotations
By Robert P. George, McCormick Professor of Jurisprudence Keep reading
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Discussion as a Learning Method
By Souren Ala ’81 Keep reading
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Let’s Collaborate for STEM
By Richard D. Purcell ’83 Keep reading
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Freshman Move-In, and a Welcome From Freddy Fox ’39
By Owen P. Curtis ’72 *75 Keep readingA Move-In Memory
By Dan Cunningham ’97 Keep reading
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Should Princeton Departments Weigh in on Politics?
Faculty are debating whether to regulate the sometimes-controversial statements
Share Your Political Views
By Peter J. Greenhill ’81 Keep readingTruth Is Served by Freedom of Expression
By Stephen R. Smith ’59 Keep readingShould Departments Weigh In on Politics?
By Richard C. Kreutzberg ’59 Keep reading
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By Norman Ravitch *62 Keep reading
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International Standouts Make a Big Impact in Ivy League Field Hockey
There are 53 Ivy field hockey players whose listed hometowns are outside the United States
International Students and Field Hockey in the ’80s
By Mirna Goldberger ’88 Keep reading
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Raider of the Lost Art
Edoardo Almagià ’73 ‘got away’ with trafficking looted Italian antiquities for decades, says the Manhattan district attorney’s office. Now the Princeton University Art Museum and other museums are facing scrutiny for being homes to his artifacts.