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All in the Family
Nature took its toll, but alumni wineries adapted
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
By Rocky Semmes ’79 Keep reading
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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?
By Stanley M. Hunting ’58 Keep reading
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Lack of Confidence in Journalism
By Ken McCarthy ’81 Keep reading
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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
By Mark Ramsay ’76 Keep reading
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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
By Amelia R. Brown ’99 (Hellenic studies postdoc in 2009) Keep reading
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Prison Teaching Initiative Helps Incarcerated Students Earn Degrees
‘It gives you a sense of how much intelligence and talent and imagination is locked up in prisons’
Tigers Teaching in Texas Prisons
By Steve Heussner ’84 Keep readingPrison Teaching in the 1970s
By Clint Van Dusen ’76 Keep readingTalent Can Be Found Everywhere
By Kai L. Chan *08 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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