How to Live As the Ancients Did
From drinking to ruling to growing old, a series of books offers classic advice
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On Parole In Paradise
Kentaro Ikeda ’44, a citizen of Japan, spent World War II confined close to campus, cut off from his family
Love and Respect
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By Naomi Murakawa Keep readingWhy Japanese and Not Germans?
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People of Color?
By Robert Johnston *70 Keep readingWhat About Quality?
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An American hero in Iran
One hundred years ago, Howard Baskerville 1907 left Princeton and fought for liberty in Persia
Respect
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Research on Institutional Racism
By Tim Scott ’90 Keep readingDisservice to the Nation
By Paul Mendelson ’62 Keep readingMilley Should Resign
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A Princeton Family Made its Mark: Mabel and Bessie Hillian
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Canning Company?
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Mr. Princeton
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Front-Line Service
By K. Gage Parr ’91, M.D. Keep readingDispatch From the ICU
By Vinayak Venkataraman ’11, M.D. Keep readingA Legislator’s Perspective
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As 2020 Commencement Goes Virtual, Seniors Express Frustration, Resignation
Seniors will graduate in virtual ceremony, return for special Commencement in 2021
Memories Missed
By Merritt H. Cohen ’57 Keep readingWelcome, 2020!
By Laura M. Erdman ’93, M.D. Keep reading
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In Historic Season, Lacrosse Seniors Denied Chance to Return
The University decided seniors can't withdraw and come back next year