When art historians went to war
Alumni were key in efforts to save Europe’s art treasures
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Errors in reporting ranks
By George B. Chapman ’50 *52 Keep readingSaving art treasures
By William T. Mann ’63 Keep reading
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Faculty Bookshelf
Professor emerita Nell Irvin Painter traces a racial construct and its expansion through time and across continents
'White race' studies
By Jeffrey B. Perry ’68 Keep reading
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The bookseller
With letters by Sylvia Beach, Keri Walsh *09 reveals the expatriate literary world in Paris
R.I.P. in D.O.P.
By Stultz Roddenbery *77 Keep reading
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Reunions 2010
Goin’ back: By plane, train, car, or ... kayak
Combining faith, work
By Margaret Benefiel ’75 Keep readingReunions past, present
By Ted Taubeneck ’48 Keep readingA service for RFK
By Fred Waage ’65 Keep reading
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'A passion for intellectual pursuit'
By Christine Moses-Egan ’84 Keep readingFaculty remembrance: Marvin Bressler
By Richard Ostrow ’71 Keep readingTalking with Bressler
By M.J. Andersen ’77 Keep reading
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A 'service' to students
By Uwe Reinhardt Keep reading
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The Stargazers
After decades of exciting breakthroughs, Princeton astronomers are enjoying a new explosion of discoveries
Scientists and stars
By Thomas C. Southerland Jr. Keep readingLooking through a telescope
By James D. Sheppard ’50 Keep reading
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More than a doctor on TV
Book pays tribute to pediatrician T. Berry Brazelton ’40
Brazel(ton)-dazzle
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First college: Wilson
By Owen P. Curtis ’72 Keep reading
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Judge helps to revisit historic civil-liberties case
Chin ’75, students act out 1942 Yasui case challenging Japanese-American curfew