The Politics of History
A conservative scholar of Lincoln and the battle over how we teach about America’s past
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Who’s Wearing Blinders?
By George Angell ’76 Keep readingAmerica as a ‘Work in Progress’
By Jim Mosley ’77 Keep reading
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Remembering Danny Kahneman
By Yuchen Zhang ’10 Keep reading
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Olympic Rower Claire Collins ’19 Continues Her ‘Joyful Pursuit’
Collins was one of four Princeton alumni named to the U.S. Olympic crews for Paris this week
This Issue of PAW Is a Step Above
By Robert B. Schoene ’68 Keep reading
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By David Wartofsky ’81 Keep readingSafety Obligations
By David Wartofsky ’81 Keep reading
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Dining and Working in Commons
By Arthur Dicker ’70 Keep reading
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Princeton’s S.C.R.A.P. Lab Turns Food Waste into Compost
The lab processed 43 tons of food waste in 2023, providing compost for campus grounds
Benefits and Costs of Composting Operation
By Max Maizels ’72 Keep reading
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The Pies That Bind
Since Pete Carril’s heyday, Princeton coaches and athletes have been heading to Conte’s Pizza for some slices and camaraderie
Who Knew?
By Andy Cowherd ’74 Keep readingFood Favorites, From Conte’s to PJ’s
By Joel Shertok *76 Keep readingSweet Memories
By Claudia Burke Burton ’82 Keep reading
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Princeton Women’s Basketball Beats Columbia, Clinches NCAA Bid
Kaitlyn Chen ’24 and Ellie Mitchell ’24 lead a third straight Ivy Tournament title run
Masterful Performance by Princeton’s Defense
By James Corsones ’75 Keep reading
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Princeton Again Revises Rules For Contact, Communication
Some uses of no contact and no communication orders have collided with free speech concerns
Additional Steps for Confirming Free Expression
By Steve Smith ’59 Keep reading
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Spoiler Alert
Cornel West *80 is the latest Princetonian to launch a presidential bid, but could his candidacy go sour for the country?