All in the Family
Nature took its toll, but alumni wineries adapted
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Precarious Ventures
By Paul Hertelendy ’53 (occasional deliver jockey for Hertelendy Vineyards) Keep readingLabor of Love
By Arnie Breitbart ’81 Keep reading
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Essay: A Coxswain’s View From the Boat
A race can come down to fractions of a second, and every action has a crucial impact
A Thrilling Read
By David Myerberg ’69 Keep readingElegant and Edifying
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Women’s Rugby Goes Varsity
In 2022–23, rugby will become Princeton’s 18th women’s varsity sport
Men’s Varsity Rugby?
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Lack of Confidence in Journalism
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Professors Advocate Free —and Controversial — Speech in Academia
The Journal of Controversial Ideas provides a home for contentious scholarship
Thanks to the Courageous Scholars
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Curriculum Changed to Add Flexibility, Race and Identity Track
Classics eliminated the requirement for students to take Greek or Latin
Teaching Race in History
By Norman Ravitch *62 Keep readingA Brief Brush With Classics
By Henry M. Lerner ’71 Keep readingClassics Includes Many Areas of Study
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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
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