Curriculum Changed to Add Flexibility, Race and Identity Track
Classics eliminated the requirement for students to take Greek or Latin
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A Brief Brush With Classics
By Henry M. Lerner ’71 Keep readingClassics Includes Many Areas of Study
By Amelia R. Brown ’99 (Hellenic studies postdoc in 2009) Keep reading
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Faculty Book: Linda Colley Considers the Constitution
Several factors ‘contributed to the rise of constitutions, but the main one was a dramatic increase in ... warfare.’
Constitutional History
By Norman Ravitch *62 Keep reading
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Dr. Douglas’ Thoughts Now?
By Wayne Klayman Keep readingDouglas on Vaccines
By Thomas O’Neill *70 Keep readingPast and Present
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The Texan in Washington
James A. Baker III ’52 reflects on his party, his country, and that tattoo on a famous friend’s derrière
In the Nation’s Service
By Stephen R. Smith ’59 Keep readingMoney in Politics
By Tom Tonon *71 Keep readingKey Statements
By Charles Frisbie ’61 Keep reading
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Whig-Clio Invitations in 1963
By Thomas B. Dorris ’64 Keep reading
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Corwin on the Move
From the PAW Archives: May 1963
I Was There!
By Margaret Ruttenberg ’76 Keep reading
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A Scientist in the Public Square
At 83, Frank N. von Hippel is still working to save the world
Definitely Among the Best
By J. David Hohmann ’88 Keep readingNuclear Power Generation
By Kerry H. Brown ’74 Keep reading
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