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Death From Your Electric Auto
By William Hayden Smith *66, Professor of Earth and Planetary Sciences, Washington University Keep readingTime for a New Name?
By Jerrod Mason *63 Keep reading
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SAT and ACT Optional, Early Action Canceled For 2021 Applicants
The change recognizes challenges students face in the pandemic
Thank You
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Rally ’Round the Cannon: Missing Milestones
“This is a very fragile world, and we need to remember that.”
Best Ever of a Remarkable Series
By George Bustin ’70 Keep readingRained Out Commencement
By Thomas Artin ’60 *68 Keep reading
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David Lewin *58 Drew Otherworldly Music From A Computer
Princeton was a pioneering institution for computer-created music
Another Computer Music Pioneer
By Jon Harper *68 Keep reading
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How to Live As the Ancients Did
From drinking to ruling to growing old, a series of books offers classic advice
Why the Classics? Why Not!
By Norman Ravitch *62 Keep reading
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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
By Teri Ikeda Keep readingThe Court and Korematsu
By Naomi Murakawa Keep readingWhy Japanese and Not Germans?
By Norman Ravitch *62 Keep reading
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People of Color?
By Robert Johnston *70 Keep readingWhat About Quality?
By Thomas P. Wolf ’48 Keep reading
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Remembering a Scholar and a Friend
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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
By Peyman Shahshahani Keep reading
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