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Should Princeton Departments Weigh in on Politics?
Faculty are debating whether to regulate the sometimes-controversial statements
Share Your Political Views
By Peter J. Greenhill ’81 Keep readingTruth Is Served by Freedom of Expression
By Stephen R. Smith ’59 Keep readingShould Departments Weigh In on Politics?
By Richard C. Kreutzberg ’59 Keep reading
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Zionism Can Be Liberal or Not Liberal
By Norman Ravitch *62 Keep reading
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in response toGratitude to Randal Marlin ’59
By Barbara Schult p’13 Keep reading
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International Standouts Make a Big Impact in Ivy League Field Hockey
There are 53 Ivy field hockey players whose listed hometowns are outside the United States
International Students and Field Hockey in the ’80s
By Mirna Goldberger ’88 Keep reading
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Raider of the Lost Art
Edoardo Almagià ’73 ‘got away’ with trafficking looted Italian antiquities for decades, says the Manhattan district attorney’s office. Now the Princeton University Art Museum and other museums are facing scrutiny for being homes to his artifacts.
How Can Antiquities Be Lawfully Acquired?
By Hamilton Osborne Jr. ’65 Keep reading
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Business Professor Tom Lyon ’81 Tackles Corporate Accountability
Lyon studies how major companies disclose information to the public concerning their environmental footprints
Greenwashing: Can It Be Regulated Away?
By Jocelyn Phelps ’82 Keep readingESG Investing
By John Rundle ’72 Keep reading
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in response toRevisiting the Past Through Family Histories
By Reed M. Benet ’84 Keep reading
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Calling All Tigers
These five alumni want to harness the power of the Princeton community to address sustainability issues
Virtual Climate Summit on Nov. 12
By Elisabeth S. Rodgers ’86, president, Class of ’86 Keep readingCalling for Diverse Perspectives in Sustainability
By Julia Donoho ’83 *87 Keep reading
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PAWcast: Adam Mastroianni ’14 on the Illusion of Moral Decline
‘You can go back very far in history and find leaders or aspiring leaders making this claim that things used to be good, now they’re bad’