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Are Grades Too High?
Alumni views on decade-long policy sought as A’s soar across the country
Grades That Mean Something
By John W. Minton Jr. ’50 Keep readingGrades That Mean Something
By Stephen C. Jett ’60 Keep reading
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Religion: The Good Samaritan
How do we think about our obligations to strangers in a global community?
Protection or Pretense?
By Franz Moser ’51 Keep reading
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In Our Heads
Professor Michael Graziano ’89 *96 develops a new theory of what it means to be conscious
In Our Heads
By Peter J. Turchi ’67 *70 Keep readingIn Our Heads
By D. Matthew Thurber ’95 Keep readingIn Our Heads
By Kenneth A. Stier Jr. ’54 Keep reading
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Our Unforgettable Trees
More than shade, trees offer a link to history
Trees of Princeton
By Kenneth McCarthy ’81 Keep reading
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Inside the President’s Inner Circle
After his latest stint in Washington, economics professor Alan Krueger is back on campus with new, eclectic interests — and stories to tell
Krueger in Washington
By Bryan Jones ’53 Keep readingKrueger in Washington
By George Coyne ’61 Keep readingKrueger in Washington
By Maria Owen ’73 Keep reading
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Undergraduate Yield Up, Grad Yield Down
Admission: By the Numbers
Short End of the Stick
By Kai L. Chan *08 Keep reading
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Student Essay Touches a Nerve
Privilege: Checked and Debated
Fitzgerald and Privilege
By Richard Jackson ’62 Keep reading
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Mississippi Eyes
Matt Herron ’53 remembers the summer of 1964, when he led a seminal photography project to capture the story of civil rights in the South
Civil-Rights Images
By Marjorie White s’64 p’92 p’93 p’94 Keep readingCivil-Rights Images
By Scott W. Reed ’50 Keep readingHelp in the Darkroom
By Ted Miller ’55 Keep reading
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