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Psychology: First Impressions
How much can we learn by judging other people from their faces?
Reading Faces
By David Galef ’81
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An Inclusive Campus
Task force proposes series of actions to foster climate of support, respect
Experiencing Diversity
By David L. Evans *66
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My Father: A Princetonian in China
Chinese Scholars
By Nicholas Clifford ’52
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Chinese Scholars
By George Chang ’63
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Reading Room: Jonathan Coopersmith ’78
The Life History of a Technological Dinosaur
Not Dead Yet
By Amy Hopkins ’80
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Conversation: A Defense of Higher Ed
Princeton-educated campus chiefs, on college and its discontents
Tactful Defense of Higher Ed
By R.E. Stratton ’60
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Abolish the Box?
Students press their campaign to end admission query on criminal history
Admission Questions
By Michael P. Goldstein ’69
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A Legal Quagmire
Hobby Lobby Case's Meaning
By Vane Lucas ’83
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Snowden's Appearance
Vindicating Snowden
By Randolph Hobler ’68
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Diversity and Quotas
Defining a Quota
By G.W. Coyne ’61
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Politics: Swaying Voters
Hazy thinking? Mangled facts? Those are what many use to rationalize how they vote
‘Delightfully Madisonian’
By Jamie Spencer ’66
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